Art Center College of Design, Art Center College of Design

• Established: 1930
• Location: Pasadena, California, USA
• Students age: from 17 years.
• Number of students: 2335 people
• Language of instruction: English
• Type of study: private higher art school.

ArtCenter College of Design offers a new model of art and design education for the 21st century. The college's approach is based on striving for rich intercultural, transdisciplinary dialogue, providing students with innovative learning opportunities and creating innovative learning spaces.

Edward A. "Tink" Adams was an advertiser with a radical educational outlook: training artists and designers in real-world skills, preparing them for leadership positions in advertising, publishing, and industrial design. To this end, he assembled a team of professionals from the creative fields and launched ArtCenter in 1930, of which he became director. The viability of the idea, which he and a small group of colleagues put forward, was quickly proven: even in the midst of the Great Depression, ArtCenter graduates quickly found work.

The Center for Student Experience (CSE) provides students with resources to find off-campus housing in Pasadena and Los Angeles.

ArtCenter currently does not offer housing on campus. CSE offers information on various living conditions, search for roommates, rooms in houses, guest houses, apartments, information on utilities, amenities, rental costs and landlord contact information for each listing.

The College of Design Art Center provides a wide range of resources: campus organizations, student leadership programs, social events, housing information, advocacy, personal counseling, insurance programs, support, and placement. The university also consults foreign students and scientists.

• The ArtCenter College of Design, founded in 1930 and located in Pasadena, California, is a world leader in art and design education.
• ArtCenter offers 11 undergraduate and 7 degree programs across a wide range of programs: industrial design, visual and applied arts, courses in business, creative writing, social innovation. The Industrial Design program offers a joint MS / MBA in partnership with the Drucker School of Management.
• The ArtCenter Extension Programs are a series of year-round educational programs for all ages and experience levels.
• ArtCenter is a private, non-profit organization fully accredited by the WASC Colleges and Universities Commission (WSCUC), the National Association of Schools of Art, Design (NASAD). The college, known for its industry ties and social initiatives, is the first design school to receive the status of a United Nations Non-Governmental Organization (NGO).
• ArtCenter's dynamic relationship with industry opens up new opportunities for students, alumni, and industry partners to interact with the college.

The two ArtCenter campuses - from woodland in the San Rafael Hills to adaptive reuse in downtown Pasadena - provide a wide range of learning opportunities enriched with creative and academic resources in the greater Los Angeles area.

• The Hillside Campus is a modernist glass and steel building located in a forested area of Pasadena and has been home to the Art Center since 1976.
• South Campus is a developing complex, founded in 2004, includes a supersonic wind tunnel, a former post office, and a refurbished office building.
• ArtCenter DTLA - In 2019, ArtCenter announced a new satellite location in downtown Los Angeles to engage the local art community through exhibitions and workshops.
• The Petersen Automobile Museum, founded in 1994, was rebuilt in 2014 and now includes the 185 m² ArtCenter satellite studio.
• ArtCenter Berlin Satellite Studio is a dedicated public space in Berlin.

• Universal Access Fee (every semester) - $ 330
• Books and goods - $ 2000.

ArtCenter is considering the possibilities of obtaining a scholarship or grant. These are awards for academic achievement that symbolize excellence.

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