ArtSchools.com - The Art School Directory

Thinking about an education or career in art? Looking for the best schools in graphic and industrial design? Considering advertising, product packaging, or other marketing fields? Or looking for a challenging career as architectural model builder, art conservator, cartographer, landscape architect, motion picture animator, or costume and mask designer? Whatever the case, this site is the right place for you. ArtSchools offers a multitude of information about getting an education in art. Just visit the site and find out the art school that's right for you. ArtSchools is an online international directory to higher education art courses and schools. You can search by school name, country, course subject and type of school and get contact details of and hyperlinks to schools listed. The site also provides education and career guidance articles and interviews, aimed at helping potential students, art students and postgrads with furthering their education and careers in the arts. It offers information and very helpful resources, and suggests the Top Ten Steps for Choosing a Career. You can find out about internships, get help with letter writing and interviewing and more. The site also links you to relevant websites for careers advice, financial aid, courses, glossaries and forums.

"Welcome to ArtSchools.com - The Art School Directory. Search and compare art schools for degree programs including: Art Schools, Graphic Design Schools, Interior Design Schools, Fashion Design Schools, Film Schools, and Photography Schools."

ArtSchools provides a fast and easy way to access art schools and programs. It features worldwide art schools information. People can research and compare more than 3,500 arts schools and programs, and learn about art careers, jobs and salaries. It constitutes a great resource centre for those seeking an art education. It helps prospective graduate, undergraduate and recreational art students quickly access art schools, colleges, workshops and programs based on their own unique criteria.

Will art students prefer using this directory or will they just stick to more generic well known school directories? How they will be able to compete with so many resource guides and directories?