<p class="chapo">Future career opportunities, in today&rsquo;s competitive design world, depend on being aware of the current market trends on both a national and international scale.</p>

<p class="chapo">With this in mind, ESAG Penninghen has established professional design courses aimed at preparing students for the constantly changing and diverging design sectors, both in here France and abroad. The core training programs are divided into 9 different sections: visual communication, editorial design (digital and print), branding, the moving image (within video, film &amp; advertising fields), residential design, retail, hospitality &amp; public services, events design, plus bespoke furniture and prospective design.</p>

<p class="chapo">The key to success also lies in our student&rsquo;s ability to work in a wide range of different design fields, encouraging a multidisciplinary approach, whilst keeping up-to-date with all the latest developments in new technology.</p>

<p class="chapo">The main objective of our courses is to prepare tomorrow&rsquo;s design professionals, giving them the key skills needed to successfully join today&rsquo;s worldwide design market. Enabling them to think differently about design and creatively push the boundaries of their disciplines whilst developing the skills needed to become an imaginative and versatile designer who can work independently or as part of a team.</p>

<p class="chapo">In order to encourage international exchange, ESAG Penninghen, co-founder of the Cumulus university network and founder and member of FDE (France Design Education), has put into place several European-approved degree training courses.</p>

<p class="chapo">Also, thanks to our international student network, including our 2500 alumni students who now live and work around the world, we are able to ensure that our students are given the opportunity to start their professional design career within a wide variety of design studios, companies and agencies.</p>

<p class="chapo">As Platon suggested &ldquo;pedagogy is inextricably related to the polis. The learner and teacher are constituted by social, political, and economic bounds, and yet the 21st century polis is increasingly a world without boundaries&rdquo;</p>
