Events at PCULearn about their experiences studying at Prague City University and how they are finding the programmes so far.
We will have students from most programmes present so you can really gain insight into what it’s like attending PCU.
In this week's Friday Show, the students will combine their freshly obtained knowledge of font psychology and Adobe InDesign to create Emotional Manifestos and fantastic magazines about the sensitive world of complex feelings and ever-changing emotions.
Unfortunately, Yoga with Lucie will not take place this week, but you can look forward to the next one the following week.
Student Council Presidential Debate will take place on Friday, May 26th, at City Centre Campus, room 105.
Artem Fortelnyi and Daryna Vykhrystenko are vying for the esteemed position of Student Council President and will showcase their visions and goals for our university.
Second-year BA (Hons) Fine Art Experimental Media students invite you to a late afternoon event featuring interactive installations.
These installations incorporate various new technologies such as virtual reality, sensors, and projections.
Hana’s lecture will be a not-to-be-missed opportunity to learn first-hand about financial crimes explaining to students the social impact of corruption and bribery through relevant cases.
The problem of corruption is not only at the country level where it can be faced globally, but also at the individual level where single actions can play a role to prevent and counter corruption to develop higher resilience and foster integrity at all levels of society.
This week's Yoga with Lucie is cancelled due to illness. But you can already sign up for last one happening on 6th of June.
Interested in studying at our University?
Join us from anywhere in the world and learn all about PCU, the extracurricular activities offered and of course the great programmes.
Join us on June 1st at 18:00 for an exhibition where the past and future will collide, running until June 2nd at City Centre Campus.
“Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been?” alludes to the convergence of past and future, which raises the urgency of designing for the present.
Animation allows you to work with different materials, and techniques and be as creative as you like. For the final Friday Show this semester students will experiment with three different techniques: 2d, stop-motion and motion graphics.
