f.a.q.

to be admitted to the master's programs, a B2 level of English proficiency is required.

how does the selection process work?

admission to the master's program involves a selection process that evaluates the candidates’ knowledge, design skills, and motivation.

admission test

the admission test for the master's program will consist of:

• evaluation of the cv and academic background.
• motivational letter.
• aptitude interview to explore motivation, critical thinking, and design vision.
• written and oral general knowledge test, with particular focus on the history of art, architecture, and design.

when does enrollment open?

enrollment for the master's programs opens in may 2025.

how can i apply?

you can apply by filling out the application form and attaching the required documents.

what documents do i need to submit?

• motivational letter

• updated curriculum vitae

• copy of degree certificate; if not yet obtained, indicate the degree and expected graduation month

• portfolio (if available)

• english language certification (level b2 or higher)

what are the tuition fees?
the tuition fees are available in the complete brochure. you can request it at this link

are scholarships available?
yes, the following are available:

• 1 full scholarship

• 1 partial scholarship

application procedures for the scholarships will be announced in april 2025

are there payment facilitations?
yes, payment can be divided into multiple installments. further details will be provided at the time of enrollment

what qualification is awarded at the end of the master’s program?

upon completion, a marionannischolé master diploma is issued, certifying the completion of an advanced training program in the field of interdisciplinary design and light research. the diploma confirms the acquisition of technical and methodological skills applicable in fields such as architecture, design, lighting design, and visual arts, providing tools for an innovative and critical approach to design. the program, strongly oriented toward experimentation and multidisciplinarity, prepares participants to face complex scenarios, with particular focus on the integration of technology, material, and the language of light

what are the career opportunities?

the master's programs train for the profession of the future: the lightwriter. the lightwriter applies their knowledge in the following fields:

• freelance professional as a lightwriter
• architecture and design studios
• lighting design studios