The campus is located on first, second and fifth floors of the Hybernská Centrum building in Hybernská street, directly opposite the Masaryk railway station and Náměstí Republiky metro line.
In addition to classrooms the City Centre Campus is where you’ll find PCU’s main reception and administrative offices, library and student spaces.
Join us for an engaging class that delves into the fascinating topics of negotiation tactics, social interactions, and psychological behaviours! Discover our filters influence the way we see the world and learn on how to adapt your responses in various situations.
Foundation students have reinterpreted works by inspiring artists, using this exercise to refine technique and experiment with materials. Copying may seem uncreative, but it’s a powerful way to build skills and deepen understanding. See their work on campus this Friday or explore it on our Instagram!
This Tuesday, we will present A Dark, Dark Man (2019) - one of the Open Call winners 🎉. Directed by Adilkhan Yerzhanov, the film follows a private investigator who is drawn into a web of corruption and mystery in Kazakhstan.
Prague City University welcomes PCU students back to campus for a new semester of learning. Spring semester heralds the start of longer, warmer days to look forward to. So settle in and enjoy a range of fun activities, workshops, lectures, exhibitions and more!
Our Welcome Days offer new students the opportunity to connect with the PCU community, including our staff, lecturers, and fellow students. It's a fantastic way to become acquainted with both the university and the vibrant city of Prague.
Join us for our Campus Open Day and explore all that Prague City University has to offer. This is a great opportunity to find out about our programmes, see our campus in person, meet our admissions team and get advice on your application.
Final Show 8 is the first art exhibition of the year, showcasing the works of four graduating students of Foundation Diploma in Art, Design & Media Practice programme. Experience 3D environmental art, mixed media scenery, ink art, and large-scale painting at the City Centre Campus on 24 January 2024. Don’t miss out! Graduates: Jana Berg...
How does one tell a story without saying a word? Tune into IG to see how this years FADM students tackle this question using the fundamentals of animation and story-telling.
This Wednesday, we will present Rumpelstiltskin (1995) - a comedy-horror film where a young window's wish to see her husband unleashes a demonic creature who wants to claim the soul of her baby. Directed by Mark Jones, Rumpelstiltskin offers a quirky, non-sensical twist on a Grimm fairytale, making it a perfect, light-hearted conclusion to our 2024 Film Nights.
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.