Graphic Design has seen tremendous growth and change in the digital era. That's why we encourage not only practical, student-centred learning, but also innovation, independence and adaptability, ensuring employability for our graduates.
We offer a highly practical and creative programme where you will gain the confidence to execute your creative vision across all forms of media, recognizing how to create positive social change through the power of visual messaging.
“We are a group of friends from different parts of the Czech Republic who met while studying Graphic Design. We found structure of the programme, and especially the teachers, very open to individual interests. Thanks to such support, each of us learnt how to use our skills to bring the best results to any project. The university also prepared us very well for our professional lives by giving us assignments from real clients. We learnt how to present our ideas and what was necessary for 'surviving'.
Lukáš Chládek, Owner and Designer at Amorfa
Jonáš Nobile, Head of Product at Contember
Daniel Quisek, Partner and Lead Type Designer at Displaay
Full-time students can expect to attend daily classes, with 16 hours per week in class, plus additional workshops & guest lectures. Further independent learning and group work is expected.
If you start the programme in February, there is a semester break between finishing year 2 and starting year 3, which begins in September only. During this semester you can undertake an internship or classes from another programme. The time to complete the programme is 3.5 years.
Sean McAlorum is the programme leader for Graphic Design and has over twenty years experience in magazine publishing and advertising. He was involved in the design and production of Quo magazine, and worked as lead designer at Leo Burnett Prague. His clients have included Fiat, Nestlé, Unilever, Gambrinus, Kraft, Mazda and ČSOB. Sean has a Bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design from Leeds Metropolitan University and has an MA in Fine Art from Teesside University.
Vanesa Vachova, Things Need People
Things need people is a documentary film inspired by the pandemic and by the perceiving the relationship between things and happiness as a result of this challenging time.
Laman Salahli, DON’T BE A ZERO, BE A HERO
Azerbaijan is a country where men have more rights rather than women. Due to this there is physical and psychological pressure within families and the number of suicides among women is increasing. EVERYONE CAN BECOME A HERO is here to solve this problem by changing the future generation’s mindset with comics. The books contain true stories and make people realize what it is like to live under someone else's control.
Adriana Mendez, PRAHY: a city branding concept
The project aims to create a flexible visual identity for Prague that can be applied to all of the city’s districts without taking away from their individuality. This will strengthen residents' connection to the city and improve municipality-resident communication.
Anna Stava
stromovGO is an app that families can use to discover Stromovka Park in Prague through a series of interactive activites. Using the park map on the home page of the application, the user can browse through different activities that test users' knowledge, physical abilities and teamwork skills.
Anna Avagian, Berdie
Berdie is a little bird, that has a lot of 'tea' to spill when it comes to the ugly cancer that took over her body. Berdie carries around a what she likes to call a 'demonic chemo machine', because she is undergoing very complicated therapy. As a survivor of cancer, Anna developed her idea into a web comic to support young children with cancer and the character of Berdie was created to share the struggles and challenges of having cancer at a young age in a light-hearted, relatable and interesting way.
The benefits of the British University system? Well for starters Czech art schools are lacking in practical areas, says Vu Minh Hieu, a Graphic Design graduate of PCU. The university also develops multi-disciplinary artists, and their assignments and projects are based on the active involvement of students in real-life job briefs from local and international clients
As a part of PCU's Professional Development week, Graphic Design students had the opportunity to visit local advertising agency VCCP Prague. Gabriel Prince and Lan Vy Le, graduates of PCU, welcomed the students and shared their experiences working at the agency and on national campaigns. Since the visit VCCP have interviewed 2 student candidates for internship positions. If chosen, the students will work with the agency's clients which include Puma, Pilsner Urquell, Komerční banka, and Albert.
Iman Delic graduated from Graphic Design in 2020 and works as a multi-award winning Art Director at DDB Czech Republic. In April 2024 she won Talent of the Year at the annual Agentura roku awards and several weeks later students had the opportunity to hear all about her career and receive first-hand advice on how to transition from university to work. Students also had the chance to have Iman personally review their professional portfolios.
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