
Artistic studies
Creative activities brought Barcelona over 123,000 jobs in 2016, representing 12% of employment in the city and half (49%) of creative jobs in Catalonia.
The main objective of artistic courses is to provide students with high-quality training to ensure that future professionals qualify in various artistic fields.
These are divided into four branches: music, plastic arts and design, dance and dramatic art, although it is also worth noting that three other specialities, the creation of video games, cinema audiovisual studies and circus training, are also becoming more popular in Barcelona.
Depending on the branch they choose, students can obtain access to intermediate and advanced professional training, advanced education (certified qualifications equivalent to a university degree), integral courses, etc.

Music courses
Dedicating oneself to music is no easy matter; you need a lot of passion and dedication from an early age, as well as great professionals as guides, who know how to transmit these values.
Plastic arts and design courses
These include graphic design, interior design, product design and fashion design, as well as the conservation and restoration of cultural assets (graphic documents, sculptures, archaeology and paintings).
Dance courses
Dramatic Arts courses
Cinema and Audiovisual courses
A lot of creative minds have graduated from Barcelona's cinema schools. They have won a large number of awards and recognition.
Circus courses
Although there has been an increase in the demand for circus training, these courses are still not regulated or recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education.
Courses in 3D animation
There is an increasing demand for multimedia engineers, with training in both design and technology, for programming and designing video games. A market which is making a strong breakthrough in Barcelona.