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This document lists the names and locations of several European art schools and universities, including institutions in Aberdeen, Scotland; Dรผsseldorf and Hannover, Germany; Enschede, Netherlands; Prague, Czech Republic; and Saint-รtienne, France. The schools cover a range of art-focused degrees from bachelor's to master's levels.
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