“We are happy to announce the launch of our ESNE Summer Courses 2021.

Kyoto Seika University hopes to hold another specialized 13-day intensive summer program of lectures and field trips in Kyoto from July 1 through July 13, 2021, for students/artists/designers interested in Japanese popular culture and its historical roots. In English; limited to 20 participants.

»Designers in Residence« invites young international designers to Pforzheim, Germany!

The scholarship is directed towards young designers especially in the areas of jewellery, fashion, accessory and industrial design. Interdisciplinary working methods are welcome. The deadline for applications is November 15, 2020.

The Cumulus members HKDI and Ravensbourne proudly present the international student project

Urban Futures: People · Communications · Architecture

The Cumulus partner, European Cultural Academy, is offering a two-week studio in July 2021. Venice is perhaps the most distinguished built environment the world has ever seen. Join the two-week studio in Venice during the Architecture Biennale 2021.

DATES: 5 – 16 July 2021, in Venice, Italy

Cumulus has the honor to introduce to you the coolest design workshop during Beijing Design Week 2020: Marathon Live Jam. This multi-program workshop is organized by the Cumulus member institute, BIFT (Beijing Institue of Fashion Technology) and is taking place online on the 19th to the 20th September 2020! Join the fun!

HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design, Gothenburg, Sweden
Apply by March 16, 2020

HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design, at the University of Gothenburg, conducts education and research in Design, Film, Photography, Fine Art, Crafts and Literary Composition – as well as teacher education in Visual Arts and Sloyd.

Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) together with University of the Arts Poznan, Poland (UAP)
September 13-21, 2018 HKDI campus, Hong Kong, China

The event features an interactive exhibition, a master lecture and screenings of a documentary movie and short animated films, offering both students and the general public a kaleidoscopic view of Polish design since the post-war period to contemporary era.