Sustainability is the sixth pillar of PCU’s core values. Sustainable principles guide activities across the university and is reinforced in the curriculum, in activities, on campus, over projects, research and knowledge transfer. The primary goal is for a healthier society and environment, ensuring a sustainable planet for future generations.
Over May and June, graduates from Prague City University’s art programmes presented four exhibitions in physical and virtual forms. So what did journalist and art critic Barbora Čapová learn and experience from these exhibitions?
In September, Dean of the School of Business, Dr Stefano Cavagnetto, gave his keynote address at IBF’s annual Residential Real Estate Seminar in Prague. He presented research and data from the EU Commission highlighting the impact that the pandemic has had across all sectors of business.
The seminar brought together leading professionals from residential and commercial real estate and construction, legal and accounting fields to discuss the state of the Czech property market.
In June, our university not only changed it’s name but made a radical departure from it’s previous identity. This caught the interest of leading design magazine, Czech Design. Recently, Editor Tereza Dolinová recorded an interview podcast with the creator Klára Zápotocká from Breisky studio, who also happens to be a PCU graduate, along with School of Art & Design Associate Dean, Ondřej Fučík.
On Wednesday 6 October over 200 students, staff and special guests came together to celebrate PCU. A new name and new semester seemed fitting for a party at Máj 4. Patro, one of Prague’s famous rooftop terraces. The evening was action packed full of live music, food, dance, special announcements and surprises.
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