UMPRUM (Academy of Applied Arts) hosted an exhibition of term papers. Works were presented by students of all ateliers: architectural ateliers, ateliers of industrial design, interior and furniture design, ateliers of product design, ateliers of sculpture, painting, photography, multimedia, ateliers of glass, ceramics and porcelain, ateliers of fashion, typography, animation and others.
Revitalization of traditional techniques and technologies, cooperation with companies, and projects that improve life around us are topics that resonated with this year’s semester and final assignments at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague (UMPRUM). The results of projects which UMPRUM students have worked on for the past semester will be open for viewing at the ARTSEMESTR winter 2022 exhibition (read more on university website).
Alumni and graduates of ÚJOP preparatory courses study at UMPRUM. Admission here is one of the most difficult, but our students cope with this. Preparation for admission to art specialties is carried out in the center of Prague-Krystal. More details – in step-by-step instructions.
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