International influence and expanding relations with major industries, both digital and non-digital, are two top priorities at the heart of Cnam-Enjmin’s development plan. These other non-digital industries may include, but are not limited to, defence, aeronautics, telecommunications, electronics, audiovisual...
We recognise and pay particular attention to this international dimension, which helps us to:
Cnam-Enjmin boasts a leading network of strong ties with universities, research laboratories and companies in the digital industry in France and worldwide.
The French National School of Video Games and Digital Interactive Media (Enjmin) is one of the renowned institutes and schools part of the prestigious institution Conservatoire national des arts et métiers (Cnam). Cnam is under the administrative supervision of the French Ministry of Higher Education and Research. With many institutes located in both mainland France and its overseas territories, Cnam also boasts a network of centres abroad, including in China, Morocco and Lebanon.
Our school is proud to adhere to the Erasmus Charter for Higher Education (ECHE) since it was created in 2014. The school participates in different activities offered by the programme, including learning mobilities (students and staff), international cooperation projects and sharing of experiences between video game and digital interactive media educational institutions.
Cnam-Enjmin offers three dual-degree programmes to students on the Master’s degree in Audiovisual, Digital Interactive Media and Video Games, two of which are international. Thanks to the continuing support of our partners, students have the opportunity to complete part of their master’s course abroad, broadening their minds, all while benefiting from the knowledge and skills from educational field experts in a different country.
We are in the process of developing an International Master’s degree taught 100% in English, which is aimed at students who wish to study in a multicultural environment and benefit from French savoir-faire in the field, all while being immersed in French culture.
On an international level, the school is a member of the Cumulus Association, a leading worldwide dynamic ecosystem which aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration in art and design pedagogy, research and practice.
It is also part of the Higher Education Video Game Alliance (HEVGA), a leading academic association that advocates for the role of video game programmes in higher education, industry and government.
On a national level, Cnam-Enjmin is a member of the French National Video Game Training Network and Union (SNJV, Syndicat National du Jeu Vidéo), which represents and supports French video game companies.
We are also proudly part of Magelis Creative Campus (Campus Créatif Magelis). Located in the town of Angoulême, the campus is made up of 15 nationally and internationally renowned schools, specialising in the fields of comics, manga, animation, video games, filmmaking and more.
The school also benefits from the support of all local and regional public institutions: the Town of Angoulême, the Grand Angoulême Urban Community, the Charente Departmental Council and the Nouvelle-Aquitaine Region.
Indira Valdivia-Vizarreta
Head of Corporate, Institutional and International Relations
Fantine Amiel
International Operations Assistant
Nathan Dupont
International Projects Assistant
Sarah Relinger Muller
Partnerships Assistant
Morgan Seamons
FR>EN Translator
French Video Game Training Network and Union
