Bachelor in Architecture

At Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris-Belleville, tuition comes to 208 USD per year.

The Architecture programme at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris-Belleville in Paris, France, leads to the first-cycle State Diploma in Architecture through 3 years of design-focused education conducted in French. Architectural studio projects form the backbone of the curriculum, requiring students to develop spatial, structural, and programmatic responses to diverse design challenges that evolve in scale and complexity across the three years. Supporting courses cover architectural history from ancient to contemporary periods, theory of space and form, structural engineering, building materials and technology, environmental design, and the social and urban dimensions of the built environment, grounding studio work in cultural and technical understanding. The programme begins each September and carries an annual tuition of 178 EUR. The first-cycle diploma constitutes the necessary foundation for the second-cycle programme that awards the State Diploma required for professional practice as an architect in France, which the majority of graduates pursue. Professional careers in architecture span design and planning offices, public sector planning authorities, heritage and conservation bodies, construction management, interior architecture, and design consultancy. Paris-Belleville has a sustained tradition of engagement with social and urban questions in its pedagogical culture, and its location in the 19th arrondissement — one of Paris's most architecturally diverse, socially varied, and historically layered districts — brings students into direct contact with the realities of urban form, housing, public space, and community life that inform thoughtful architectural practice.