This year students from PCU will perform at the 23rd annual Prague Fringe Festival. Written by MA Fine Art student Raynar Rogers, Ants and Other Strong Things will be a truly moving production centred around stories from queer childhoods.
Students have learned how to create their first audio-reactive visual and make images dance; translated audio into light using microcontrollers; collaborated on small interactive sculptures; and started their journey with the 3D modeling software Blender to create their digital sculptures...
This year students from PCU will perform at the 23rd annual Prague Fringe Festival. Written by MA Fine Art student Raynar Rogers, Ants and Other Strong Things will be a truly moving production centred around stories from queer childhoods.
The Student Feedback Session is your opportunity to share your study experience at PCU directly with the Student Support Services Department. We want to hear your opinions as well as ideas for improvement. Your feedback is essential for us in setting up the new academic year and changing PCU for the better! The Student Feedback Session will take place...
At the end of Welcome week, we invite you to join us for a hike to discover Czech nature and culture just outside of the city.
This event will also be open to returning students, so you’ll also have the chance to speak and make friends with students who can help you integrate into the university and into life in Prague.
Prague City University welcomes PCU students back to campus for a new semester.
Stay active! Stay involved! We would like to invite you for the first meeting of the PCU Sports Club.
Please come join us in planning new exciting sports activities for this semester, such as beach volleyball, weekly soccer games and much more.
In this class you will be able to wake up your body, reset your mindset and break out of movement stereotypes that prevent healthy energy flow. Exercise, stretching, proper alignment - all these elements will be present. It will be invigorating and empowering as well as calming and meditative.
We will present My First Film (2024) - a story of a young filmmaker struggling to make her first feature.
Directed by Zia Anger, My First Film is a humorous, self-aware film-within-a-film, that we can't wait to share with you!
For the first Visiting Artist & Lecture Series we will host Irina Gheorghe. Irina Gheorghe’s work addresses themes such as absence, displacement and disappearance while reflecting on the relationship between ephemeral artistic media and entities or spaces inaccessible to observation.Â