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Campuses & City
Prague City University is exactly what its name says: a university of opportunity located in and inspired by one of Europe’s great capital cities. We are passionate about Prague: not only our PCU campuses, but also the student residences, cafes, cultural centres and green spaces. Education goes far beyond where you study: it’s where you live, where you eat, and the people you meet who help spark new ideas and directions.
City Centre Campus
Bishop's Court Studios
Bishop’s Court is located in the city centre. A dedicated art and design studio, it provides a dynamic space for classes, exhibitions, workshops, and a wide range of creative activities, many of them open to the public.
Food & dining
The surroundings of the PCU campus are among the most dynamic and vibrant in Prague, with wide and varied options for lunch, dining, study and café culture. There are dozens of cafes, restaurants and bars, to suit all budgets. Below you will find a number of examples of where our students eat, meet other students and study, all within a very short walk of the university buildings.
Digital Campus
Prague City University has a Digital Campus for online and distance learning, as well as two physical campuses in the centre of Prague for face-to-face instruction.
For more than a decade PCU has been delivering distance learning degree programmes using digital delivery, as well as entirely online tuition towards professional level qualifications. All of the programmes are structured to allow a number of classes to be taught through the Digital Campus, while using the physical campus for the majority of face-to-face teaching.
We have technology in a number of our classrooms allowing our lecturers to simultaneously teach to students who are physically in the room and to students who join class through the video conferencing platform. Students in the physical classroom can interact with students in the digital campus classroom, creating a shared classroom experience in real-time.
The Digital Campus features small class sizes which allow our teachers during class to prioritise students, with an emphasis on individual attention and mentoring. This real-time interaction provides an immersive online experience with a personal, human touch.
Digital & Physical Campus Features
- Extremely small class sizes, mostly 10-15 students and in some cases 18-25 students, depending on the subject and programme
- Individual mentoring of students by lecturers and programme leaders
- Comprehensive feedback from lecturers throughout the class and programme
- Use of the Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) to provide course materials and support
- Access to digital libraries and resources