Presentation
As soon as they enter Sup de pub, students discover the main lines of advertising creation. In addition to fundamental courses such as communication culture, strategy, English, or the creative studio, he/she is introduced to creative tools: DTP, drawing, rough.
The courses
MAIN COURSES
Core subjects
Semiology, general and artistic culture, Art History, creative law, communication english
Technical teachings
Plastic project, rough, drawing, typography, DTP, creative studio.
Professional life
Business relations, public speaking, communication projects, internships, seminars, competitions.
Objectives, skills and abilities
Learn the basics of communication
The creative track prepares SP1s for the five major creative specialties of Sup de pub: management
art, design and writing, audiovisual production, advertising creation and digital design.
Creative is an integral part of advertisers’ strategies. In an open and competitive ecosystem, the
brands must have creative content if they want to attract consumers. These are all
the creative aspects that SP1s will discover and explore.
Creative is an integral part of advertisers’ strategies. In an open and competitive ecosystem
The first year course is designed to support students in their process
creative. The objective is that they develop their curiosity, identify their inspirations, while
taming the winding path of their creativity. They learn to share and promote their ideas, with
more confidence.
Educational Plus and Evaluation
Competitions
At the end of the year, a competition is organized: the students work together, in micro-agency, on a
practical case study presented by an advertiser. They have two weeks to answer a problem
strategic, marketing and creative.
Video workshop
Students have one week to write a video script for a brand. The videos
Students have one week to write a video script for a brand. The videos are
then assembled and presented during the final that brings together the best teams.
Back-to-school seminar
Getting to know oneself and others better: the back-to-school seminar helps to support the transition to study
through group work combining collective intelligence, oral expression courses and methodology
of work.
Photo Seminar
Both technical and thematic, this seminar allows students to explore their creativity through a
photographic subject.
Live Masterclasses “We Demain
These are cycles of conferences for SP1, where technological, scientific and societal issues are discussed.
are addressed through inspiring personalities.
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Our added value
Free Adobe Suite
To help you learn the creative software, the Adobe suite is available free of charge through your student account for the duration of the undergraduate program.
Professional accompaniment
The company service helps students find their internship (full-time or alternating). They also benefit from personalized support with CV and cover letter coaching.
Cross-cutting project
Each year, a theme of study is defined to link the skills of several subjects and federate the skills acquired to project oneself towards a professional experience.
Quality speakers
All courses are taught by professionals in the field of communication, marketing or creation. The project-based teaching method allows for the application of knowledge.
Prerequisites
Justify a validated Baccalaureate or a certification
level 4, to be interested in the creation and
design, present a creative portfolio (it is preferable not to use Canvas and to prefer the Adobe Suite) and meet the
admission tests.
certification
This program provides 60 ECTS credits and delivers a state-recognized RNCP titlein the 5th year.
Tuition and Financing
- Lyon and Bordeaux campuses: €7,300
- Paris Campus: 7 400€.
Back to school and rhythms
Back to school in September
Courses : September to April
Mandatory internship: May to June
Start in February – Paris only
Courses: February to June
Internship: July and August
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Preferred course of study
KEY FIGURES
89%
Professional integration rate
98%
Graduation rate
539
Class hours
29
Students per group maximum