DIPLOMKY 2017
Composing Afterlife - Studio of Fashion and Footwear Design & Studio of Fashion Design
An exhibition to help support the care and adoption of cats and kittens
What's yours is mine, let's share bedtime
A performative lecture
Georgios Papadopoulos: Science Economique Concreté; economic discourse as the material for analysis and creativity
Congratulations!
Marek Nedelka & Ondřej Báchor won 2nd place in the International Poster Competition
Presentation
Studio of Ceramics and Porcelain and the Studio of Textile Design in Chungnam National University in Korea
Big success - Czech design in WALLPAPER magazine
The Czech Republic and the AAAD among seven design powerhouses
Lecture and workshop
Marina Gržinić - What forms of resistance can survive /within the academy and in public space/ in neoliberal global capitalism?
Exhibition
Students of the Studio of Product Design in collaboration with Mikov at Tokyo Design Week
Invitation to a lecture given by Prof. Dr. phil. Andrea Gottdang
Room No. 215 on Thursday 4 June 2015 at 3:00 pm
Salone internazionale del Mobile in Milan
Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design – UMPRUM presenting student project at Ventura Lambrate
Exhibition at UM Gallery
From Prague to Buenos Aires. "Women's Art " and the International Representation of Interwar Czechoslovakia
Notification for foreign students upon coming from west Africa and Congo, from areas stricken by fevers caused by the EBOLA virus
Some west African countries (Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria) and Kongo
have currently announced Epidemics caused by the EBOLA virus.
What is Ebola: a serious infectious illness that ends with the death of the patient
have
in more than half the cases.
How is it transmitted: It is transmitted through direct contact with blood or
with other body fluids (such as urine, saliva) from people, dead or alive, afflicted by
Ebola. The illness is also transmitted through sexual intercourse with a person who
suffered from the illness, even up to 3 months after recovering. It is also possible to
be infected by an originator of Ebola through contact with wild animals (monkeys,
antelopes, bats).
The illness is not transmitted through the air.
The period from the infection to the outbreak of the symptoms is 2-21 days.
What to do when returning from a high-risk area:
if you are travelling from a high-risk area, monitor your state of health for a period of 21
days. In the event of any febrile illness, inexplicable tiredness, muscle pain,
headaches, a sore throat, diarrhoea, vomiting and subsequent bleeding it is
necessary to rule out the suspicion that it could be due to this illness. Do not
leave your flat and contact your doctor or medical emergency service (dial 155)
by phone immediately.
8 September 2014
Chief Public Health Officer of the Czech Republic
