Projects and Direction of Decoration Works

People who do not have any of the titles or accreditations mentioned above can access higher-level plastic arts and design cycles if they pass the common and/or specific part of the higher-level access test. To take this test, they must be 19 years old or turn 19 in the same year as the test.

People who must take the specific part of the access test are those who:

• Have a high school diploma.

• Have a technical vocational training diploma.

• Have passed the access test to higher vocational training.

People who have any of the following titles or accreditations can have direct access:

• High school diploma in the arts or experimental art modality.

• High school diploma in other modalities if three subjects from the plastic arts path of the arts modality have been completed.

• Technical diploma in plastic arts and design

• Higher technical diploma in plastic arts and design.

• Higher technical diploma in vocational training from a family equivalent to one of plastic arts and design for the purpose of the access test.

• Bachelor's degree in Design, Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, Fine Arts, Architecture, or Technical Engineering in Industrial Design.

• Higher diploma (diploma) in Plastic Arts or a higher degree in Design or Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage.

• Bachelor's degree in applied arts and artistic trades, in one of the specialties of the established curricula in 1963, 1984, or 1986.

Exemption resolution recognized by the Directorate General of Vocational Training.

Before applying for pre-registration and enrollment at the center, students without direct access must register for the access test (common and/or specific). These access tests have a schedule independent of the pre-registration and enrollment schedule at the center. Registration and passing this test do not imply pre-registration and enrollment at the center.