In September 2018, representatives of Prague College School of Business will visit Japan for a ten-day trip that embraces visits to companies and academic institutions in Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.

There are a plethora of cafés in Prague where you can find professionals and students glued to their laptops typing away, or cafés full of hasty tourists fueling their energy before returning to their journey. The key to finding the right café to unwind and focus on your work should be places that avoid those hasty tourists. You will stumble upon many (decent or just bad) cafés on your hunt to find the perfect one that suits you, so let’s give you some help.

The Czech Republic is a multicultural country, and it’s located in the heart of Europe, having a lot of neighbors around. This is an interesting fact when it comes to festivals in the Czech Republic! So, this article will tell you what music is available for Czech people and what are they listening to

Feeling comfortable is important but it doesn’t mean that you have to stop caring about your style and the way you look. If you ever heard someone saying anything like what I mentioned above, or said it yourself, then you should know – what you are wearing matters.

The following is an excerpt from an upcoming original theatre piece called ‘So, Where Are You Really From?’, a minimalistic composition of reflections on the issue of identity. Created by second-generation Vietnamese immigrants in the Czech Republic, Hong Nhung Dang and Huyen Vi Tran (me).

Five students of the MA Fine Art and six students of the MA Future Design programme displayed their results of the last two years

The Czech Republic and Germany have completely different attitudes towards the Refugee Crisis.

Lucia Ott reviews the work in this year's 2nd year HND Graphic Design exhibition

Keisha Brokaw is one of a group of students from the USA who attended Prague College for this year's Reimagining Europe programme coordinated by our partners at IFSA-Butler

In late October of last semester, a group of ten Prague College School of Art and Design Students and four instructors (Paul DeLave, George Allen, Franco Huller and Sean McAlorum) made an amazing trip to the 57th annual Art Biennale in Venice, Italy.