| Study programme | DIZb.14 - Design |
| Study | Grade of study - I. - bachelor, study form - full time, study type - Single degree study |
| Document type: | Description of the study programme |
| The name of the university | Academy of Fine Arts and Design Bratislava |
| The seat of the university | Hviezdoslavovo námestie 18, 814 37 Bratislava |
No joint study program.
The main learning objective in the study plan is a creative process in the field of design. In presence, this field is defined by a broad spectrum of approaches and tendencies. That requires deep knowledge in the rapidly developing area of contemporary design, prototype and production technologies. Further, this field requires good communication, presentation and managing abilities. Very important part of the education is a general overview of history and theory of art and design, as well as other humanities. The education aims to comprehensively prepare a BA student for the profession of a designer in various specializations. In the framework of the study program design, the education is realized in the four specializations – industrial design, transport design, interior design and experimental design. The student acquires a basic overview about the individual specializations in the course of the first grade. Eventually, he/she can choose a particular specialization for the rest of his/her BA study, or attend consequently all the specializations, adhering to the compulsory requirements. Certain extend of knowledge, skills and competencies are common for all the specializations: independence in search, processing and critical reflection of information relevant for an assignment realization, independent research in a topic, formulation of a concept, ability to formulate ideas by means of drawing and digital designing methods, using 2D and 3D software, and by means of a basic virtual reality. The BA student is able to individually consider suitability of a proposed realization, in regard to ergonomics, economics, considers ethical principles of design production and its social function. The student is able to work with the basic visualizing tools, has command in drawing documentation, and is able to use both for communication with a potential partner – producer. He/she has a basic understanding of production technologies widely used in practice. He/she has a general knowledge in materials´ qualities and treatments by means of analogue and digital technologies, for realization of a model, prototype or product. The BA student is able to communicate outcomes of his/her work, giving arguments and using various media interfaces and types of software for his/her presentation. He/she has basic knowledge in the field of business enterprise and marketing, and in theory and history of art and design, philosophy and aesthetics. In the framework of the mentioned specializations, he/she acquires further skills in specialized studios and in connection to his/her selection of compulsory optional specialized and theoretical courses (please, refer to the study plan and courses information sheets). The student´s specialized professional skills are developed in the form of series of assignments, accentuating specificities of serial production, some of the being realized directly with a particular producer or institution. BA graduates are trained to communicate with a customer and pursue the profession of a designer in regard to possibilities and needs of a client. This is achieved in the practice of students´ team work, courses in specialized technologies focused on furniture design, courses in extended 3D modeling, animation and presentation software and virtual reality. In the process of the students´ training within the specializations, there are specialized workshops with lecturers from various fields of design practice and traineeship, offering valuable experience in practical aspects of the profession. The BA student can broaden his specialization by traineeship in specialized studios within the study program Design, as well as other study programs at AFAD. The BA graduate has necessary overview in all aspects of the designing process and is able to work for big and small companies, prototype and experimental studios, either as a member of creative teams, or as an independent designer – specialized or universal.
The main outcomes of the study:
Based on acquired knowledge, skills and competence, the BA graduate of the study program Design is able to work in a design team, realizing specialized partial assignments. He/she is able to analyze client´s assignments, respecting his production program, technological and economical possibilities, considering ecological and social aspects of the assignment. The graduate participates in the designing process, using analogue, advanced 2D and 3D visualizing software, or virtual reality. He/she has command of a model/prototype construction on an excellent level, analogue or digitally. He/she is able to communicate with engineering professions, using basic knowledge in relevant software and production technologies. He/she has a broad overview in materials, used in design practice, and their qualities. He/she is able to communicate the final solutions by means of appropriate presentation software in combination with verbal argumentation. The graduate has an overview in history and current situation in the study field, as well as art and culture. He/she is ready to continue gaining knowledge and is flexible in reacting to dynamic changes not only in society, but also in the area of technologies and new materials.
The BA graduate is trained to work in a team of designers, either in a design, prototype or experimental studio, realizing assignments for production companies and individual clients, or in design studios by car manufacturing companies or automotive industry, or in interior studios. He/she is also able to work as a self-employed designer, start his own company or civic association, working for clients or realizing solitary designs, prototypes, or limited series. Further professional possibilities include a gallery educator, lecturer of courses in visual arts, a broad spectrum of positions in creative industry – development of applications in 2D and 3D software and virtual reality, realization of models, design and realization of presentations, proposals for game design, etc.
Compulsory only by regulated professions. The requirements of the regulated profession do not apply to the study program Design.
AFAD has prepared a system structure to cumulate and monitor data and evaluation reports about the study program graduates employability:
a) A survey for the graduates (job in the studied specialization, field, form). The survey is prepared and monitored by the Academic Senate AFAD. Further, there has been The Support and Counseling Center for Students AFAD.
b) The Visibility Monitoring (exhibitions, reflection in professional and public media – includes students and graduates). (Monitored by The Office for Quality)
c) Statistics from the Labor Office. (Monitored by The Office for Quality)
d) Information from relevant institutions and external experts (Slovak Design Center, Slovak National Gallery, Volkswagen design studios - Volkswagen AG, Audi AG, Mercedes Benz, Škoda Auto, design companies MMcité, OMS, Lasvit, Crafting Plastics!, and other cultural institutions such as Nová Cvernovka, the festival Bratislava Design Week)
e) discussions with graduates (Monitored by The Office for Quality)
f) graduates´ activities monitoring (Monitored by The Office for Quality)
Creative interior design manager, Mercedes-Benz AG, https://group-media.mercedes-benz.com/marsMediaSite/en/instance/picture.xhtml?oid=7535889
2. Mgr.
Creative interior designer, Mercedes-Benz AG
Creative exterior designer, Volkswagen AG
Creative interior designer, Volkswagen AG
Senior Interior designer Jaguar Land Rover Limited
6. Mgr.
Senior Exterior designer Jaguar Land Rover Limited
7. Mgr.
Art director Extans Ltd
Project leader at
Exterior Škoda Design
Senior aviation designer, Aircar Klein Vision s.r.o.
Aviation designer, modeler, freelancer
11. Mgr. art. Michal Staško - original design label, https://www.stasko.sk/intro/
12. Mgr. art. Michal Riabic - original design label, http://michalriabic.com
13. Mgr. art. Adrian Mankovecký
- Freelance industrial designer
14. Mgr. art. Wanda Valihrachová - art director, LaSvit, https://www.lasvit.com/designer/wanda-valihrachova/
15. Mgr. art. Lucia Lehrer Karpitová-
municipal furniture designing for mmcité, https://www.plastia.eu/clanky-a-aktuality/moduloo-23
16. Mgr. art. Eduard Herrmann -
cooperation with mmcité, young designer studio Hermann&Coufal, https://herrmanncoufal.com/
17. Mgr. art. Matúš Opálka - original design studio, https://www.opalkadesign.com
18. Mgr. art. Boris Belan - freelance designer, particularly in serial production https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQoAuATgX2Q
19. Mgr. art. Peter Kullifay - co-founder of the design label, MillHill https://www.millhill.sk
20. Mgr. art. Ernest Marko - co-founder of the design label, MillHill https://www.millhill.sk
21. Mgr. art. Martin Babic - company BRANDMANUAL, branding, UI/UX,
design https://thebrandmanual.com/people/martin-babic/, the Netherlands
22. Mgr. art. Nikoleta Čeligová - original design label, https://nikoletadesign.com
23. Tomáš Gabzdil Libertiny - http://www.tomaslibertiny.com/
We do not state any feedback here, since representatives of employers are members of the Accreditation Board AFAD.
The study plan of the study program is prepared by the main appointed pedagogue of the study program, based on the common meetings with other appointed pedagogues of the particular study program and the rest of the pedagogues involved in the education of the particular study program. Representatives of students from the particular study program are also involved in the discussion. They communicate students' suggestions for the study plan, based on the study program pedagogues´ activities. The meetings also focus on the opinions of students collected in surveys of AFAD, referring to the BA study plan of Design.
The concept of the study plan is eventually presented by the main appointed pedagogue of Design to be evaluated by the Program Board AFAD, preceded by the vice-rector for Academic Affairs. Among the members of the Program Board AFAD, there is also a representative of the student section of the academia and an external specialist in design.
The main appointed pedagogue of the study program considers remarks and suggestions of the Program Board and eventually he/she passes the study plan within the overall description of the study program to further processes of the study program evaluation within the internal system of educational quality assurance at AFAD (detail information in the Internal evaluation report AFAD).
The profile courses in the study program Design have the character of Studio Courses. These are preceded by the compulsory course in the 1st-grade Preparatory Course in Design. The Preparatory Course prepares a student for the studio form of education and offers insight into specializations of design that are selected by the student from the 2nd grade. As for its content, requirements, and time consumption, the Studio Course has the most significant credit value. The Studio Course is divided into specializations, according to the areas of the designing: Studio Industrial Design, Studio Transport Design, Studio of Interior Design, and Studio of Experimental Design.
Additional to the profile courses, there are compulsory specialized courses that represent an essential and inevitable framework of knowledge, skills, and competencies for the student in this study program.
Detailed information in Study Plan.
Another compulsory part of the study plan is the compulsory historiographic course Visual Art in Cultural Context which prepares students in art history, philosophy, aesthetics, and culture. The historiographic courses are completed by an examination by the examination committee after the 4th semester to close the first phase of theoretical education in the BA study. In the second phase (3rd and 4th grades), they are followed up by the compulsory theoretical and interpretational courses Problems of Visual Media (Design) and Image Analysis (Design) that develop critical thinking in the studied medium and represent the profile basis. The profile courses in studio education and the profile theoretical courses in the medium provide a complex education in the creativity and theory of design within the education process. They lead to the defense of the BA thesis and the state examination as a completion of the BA degree.
The study program Design is completed by a group of compulsory optional courses, divided into specialized practical and specialized theoretical courses. These courses build a basis for further media specialization and deepen the interdisciplinary character of the study program, copying the broad scope of design as a discipline. The specialized courses reflect the focus of individual studio specializations therefore their prerequisites are linked to the particular studio course. In this group, there are also courses focused on language skills in the field of contemporary art and culture and in the field of soft skills. The courses in soft skills are planned in blocks and specialized workshops to reflect the up-to-datedness of information and knowledge used in practice.
In addition to the compulsory basis and compulsory optional courses, there are optional courses for students to get insight into other study programs in AFAD. They are enriched by a series of courses in form of workshops, excursions, or short-term courses that dynamically react to current issues in design and visual art; usually employing professionals from the artistic and cultural environments or foreign pedagogues in the process of the school internationalization.
More organizational rules:
Study organization: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/organizacia-studia
BA study: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/bakalarske-studium
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/bedeker-standard/?v=8X0Q4WO0
The course Internship serves as a supplement for the studio education and so it must have a creative character. A student must realize assignments in design, works under the leadership of a professional as a tutor, and the requirements meet those in the Studio Course. Examples of companies where our students realized their internship: MMcité, OMS, Lasvit, Crafting Plastics!, Volkswagen AG, Audi AG, Mercedes Benz, Škoda Auto, etc.
Additional Internship has a character of an optional course, therefore, the creative character is not required. It can involve also organizational work or soft skills. Examples of institutions where our students realized their additional internship: Nová Cvernovka, Medium Gallery, Bratislava Design Week, etc.
The students are also encouraged to take part in mobility in form of scholarships at foreign partner schools where they are faced with education in a different cultural and social environment. At the same time, they confront their design outcomes in the international field and so they have an opportunity to become a part of international design and artistic networks.
Within a broader educational process, the students are integrated into ongoing design research projects at AFAD, either directly in the process of education, or in form of exhibitions, publications, and other presentations, facilitated by grant systems KEGA - Cultural and Educational Grant Agency Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic, FPU – Slovak Art Council).
More organizational rules:
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/organizacia-studia/pracovne-staze/?v=8X0Q4WO0
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/student-na-vymennom-pobyte/?v=BO335VOZ
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/vyskum-a-granty/granty-a-projekty/archiv-projektov/kega/
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/LRJ8dqO2/
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/vyskum-a-granty/granty-a-projekty/?v=VOP0l4OQ
The decisive evaluation tool of learning results is the periodical semester evaluation by a committee (the members of the committee are pedagogues of the study program, also pedagogues of the Department of Theory and History of Art, and external experts). This evaluation also includes a compulsory presentation of a student´s results from the Studio Course and a defense of the realization process and the outcome. This is followed by a discussion of the committee, present students, and external experts. The process is concluded by the evaluation of the committee and verification by the school committee consisting of the members of the Pedagogical Board AFAD. The results of the students´ semester works combine the partial results of profile course Studio with the results of other specialized and theoretical courses in a particular semester, or even in a previous semester of a particular study program. The results of the semester evaluations are discussed and analyzed with the AFAD management at the meetings for the Pedagogical Board AFAD where there are identified positive and negative aspects of the results of the educational process. The students´ results of the education are eventually publicly presented (the school exhibition in all AFAD buildings, other galleries and exhibition spaces, online presentations https://www.digitalnyprieskum.sk/ or AFAD Facebook, Instagram, or website https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/QXenZJOx/digitalny-prieskum/. It creates a space for a broader critical discussion with the external environment about the results of education.
- individual parts of the study program (modules, courses, and other relevant school and extracurricular activities, if they contribute to the achievement of the required learning outcomes and allow to obtain credits) in the structure of compulsory, compulsory optional, and optional courses,
In the attached table of the study plan from Bedeker.
- profile courses of the relevant study path (specialization) marked in the study program, for each learning part/course - defying the learning outcomes, related criteria, and rules of their assessment so that the learning objectives of the study program are met (they can be stated only in the Course information sheets (ILP), in the Learning outcomes section, and in the Course completion requirements)
In ILP and in the attached table of the study plan from Bedeker.
- prerequisites, co-requisites and recommendations for the design of the study plan,
In ILP and in the attached table of the study plan from Bedeker.
- for each learning part of the study - defined plan/course the applied educational activities (lecture, seminar, exercise, final work, project work, laboratory work, internship, excursion, field practice, professional practice, state exam, etc. or their combinations) suitable for achieving learning outcomes,
In ILP and in the attached table of the study plan from Bedeker.
- methods by which the educational activity is delivered – present, distant, combined (in accordance with the Course information sheets),
In ILP
- outline/syllabus of the course[1],
in ILP
- student workload ("extent" of individual courses and educational activities separately)[2],
in ILP
- credits allocated to each part based on the learning outcomes achieved and the workload involved,
In ILP and in the attached table of the study plan from Bedeker.
- the person responsible for the course (or a partner organization/person[3] ) with an indication of the contact details,
In ILP and in the attached table of the study plan from Bedeker.
- course teachers (or participating partner organizations/persons) (may also be mentioned in Course information sheets),
in ILP
- places where the courses are taught (if the study program is delivered at several workplaces), In the courses schedule in AIS. The AFAD building at Drotárska cesta 44, Bratislava.
The Studio Courses and specialized practical and theoretical courses are taught n the building at Drotárska cesta 44, Bratislava.
The AFAD building at Hviezdoslavovo námestie 18, Bratislava.
Theoretical courses are taught in the building at Hviezdoslavovo námestie 18, Bratislava.
The AFAD building at Koceľova 23, Bratislava.
Optional courses by the Department of Painting are taught in the building at Koceľova 23.
The Teaching Center for Communication and Visualization, Štefánikovo nám. 18/10, Kremnica
The compulsory optional course Specialized Workshop and optional course Short-term Course are taught in the Teaching Center in Kremnica.
[1] The teachers appointed for a particular course will present the Accreditation Board with the study material for the course and the content of individual activities.
[2] We recommend stating the workload of both, the contact and non-contact teaching process, according to ECTS Users' Guide 2015.
[3] For example, by an internship or other educational activity outside the university.
Detail structure of credits for individual parts of the study is in the attached table of the study plan.
– the number of credits for compulsory courses required for proper completion of studies /completion of a part of studies is 202 credits (ECTS), without the credits for the BA thesis defense and the state examination.
– the number of credits for compulsory optional courses and the number of credits for optional courses required for the proper completion of studies is a minimum of 28 credits (ECTS).
To acquire a sufficient number of credits during his/her study, a student must choose compulsory optional courses according to the study plan. During his/her study, a student must complete at least 7 compulsory optional courses (in the case of courses lasting 2 and more semesters, each semester counts for one compulsory optional course).
– the number of credits required for proper completion of studies is a minimum of 240 credits (ECTS) during the entire BA study, including the credits for the BA thesis defense and the state examination of 10 credits (ECTS)
– the number of credits for the final thesis 10 credits (ECTS) and for the defense of the final thesis 10 credits (ECTS) for the proper completion of studies.
– the number of credits required for proper completion of studies for design and artistic performances, except for the final thesis in the art study program Design (course Studio Course) 70 credits (ECTS).
More information:
Bedeker and ILP:
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/bedeker-standard/
The rules for verification of learning outcomes:
The decisive verification tool of learning results is the periodical semester evaluation by a committee (the members of the committee are pedagogues of the study program Design, also pedagogues of the Department of Theory and History of Art, and external experts). This evaluation also includes a compulsory presentation of a student´s results from the Studio Course and a defense of the realization process and the outcome. This is followed by a discussion of the committee, present students, and external experts. The process is concluded by the evaluation of the committee and verification by the school committee consisting of the members of the Pedagogical Board AFAD. The school committee is presided over by the vice-rector for Academic Affairs and students are excluded from it. Each head of the Studio presents semester assignments, the process of education, and the results of students´ works. He/she characterizes and emphasizes remarkable students´ results and notes the poor students´ results, introducing individual evaluations by the committee (from A to FX). This is followed by a debate. The results of the students´ semester works in Studio Course combine the partial results of the profile course Studio with the results of other specialized and theoretical courses in a particular semester, or even in a previous semester of the study program Design. The students´ results of the learning process are eventually publicly presented (the school exhibition in all AFAD buildings, other galleries and exhibition spaces, online presentations https://www.digitalnyprieskum.sk/ or AFAD Facebook, Instagram, or website https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/QXenZJOx/digitalny-prieskum/.
The students' assessments and the possibilities of appealing against the assessment are defined by the Study Regulations AFAD: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/studijny-poriadok
The assessment of students´ results within the study course is mainly realized:
a) in the form of continuous monitoring of students´ results in individual courses during a particular part of the study (progress stages, partial assignments, participation in workshops, thematic workshops, written tests, individual assignments, semester works, presentations in seminars, etc.)
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Evaluation by grades is classified according to the classification scale regulated by the decree nr. 614/2002 Z. z. with six classification grades on the scale:
A - excellent (excellent results) = 1
B - very good (above-average results) = 1,5
C - good (average results) = 2
D - satisfactory (acceptable results) = 2,5
E - sufficient (results fulfill minimum criteria) = 3
FX - insufficient (further work required) = 4
Within the study program Design, there are the following optional courses Short-term Course and Specialized Excursion evaluated as absolved/failed.
The student evaluated with the grade FX in specialized, practical, and theoretical courses is permitted two retakes, providing he/she has fulfilled the requirements of the evaluations so far. The student evaluated with FX in the Studio Creation and the Diploma thesis (consultations, realization) is permitted one retake, providing he/she has fulfilled the requirements of the evaluation so far. If a student needs to repeat any course, including the Studio Course and the Diploma thesis (consultations, realization), he/she is permitted one retake.
A student can apply for recognition of courses completed in other study programs at another university. Recognition of these courses is based on the summary of the student´s results, issued by the school providing the courses, and an application form (detailed instructions can be found in the form Application for Recognition of Qualification) must be submitted.
The requirements of the course recognition are defined in the Study Regulations AFAD: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/studijny-poriadok/
and in the Directive on Recognition of Documents: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/uznavanie-dokladov
The topics of the final theses of the study program Design are published in the attachment of the Bachelor´s topics list 2015 - 2021 (in AIS).
The topic of the final thesis - Bachelor´s Thesis is generated individually for each student by a BA thesis supervisor, on the basis of a previous study and the artistic focus of a student. They are approved by the main pedagogue of the study program in AIS (Academic Information System).
– procedures and possibilities of mobility for students are published on the AFAD website
– the rules of academic ethics and the consequences for not following them are summarized in the Codex of Ethics AFAD and in the Disciplinary Order for Students AFAD, and are published on the AFAD website: Codex of Ethics AFAD: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/uradna-tabula/eticky-kodex/
Disciplinary order for students AFAD:
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/disciplinarny-poriadok.pdf
– procedures applicable to students with special needs are summarized in the Internal Regulation 3/2020, the rector´s directive to ensure a generally accessible environment for students with special needs
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/studenti-so-specifickymi-potrebami/?v=8X0Q4WO0, it includes:
– an application form for modification of a form and procedure of the entrance exam with regard to his/her special needs,
– an application form to be listed among students with specific needs and agreement with the examination of specific needs.
AFAD notifies a student via its website (requirements and instructions for the admission procedure) about the possibility to apply. Each case is considered individually and the applicant is notified prior to the admission procedure via his/her email provided in his/her application form. The information about the applications is communicated via the AFAD website and the AFAD Support and Counseling Center (https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/5XDjmj7j/podporne-a-poradenske-centrum-pre-studentov-vsvu-v-bratislave/). Consequently, the application will be approved by the coordinator for students with special needs and vice-rector for Academic Affairs. After the application is approved, the student receives the confirmation and is consulted about his/her individual options for access to the educational process. The pedagogues of the study program Design will be informed as well. In the case of special needs that are not supported by AFAD, the academy ensures the improvement of the conditions.
– procedures for filing complaints and appeals by students.
Students can submit various suggestions and appeals in writing, by post, email, or via designated boxes in the school buildings:
– via the AFAD Support and Counseling Center that passes their suggestion, according to the character, to the Ethics Commission AFAD, or the Commission for Study Issues by the Academic Senate, AFAD, or to the vice-rector for Academic Affairs
– through the study referee who passes the suggestion to the vice-rector for the Academic Affairs,
– directly to the members (pedagogies, students representatives) of the Commission for Study Issues by the Academic Senate, AFAD who decide about the procedure, according to the character of the suggestion,
– directly to the members of the Ethics Commission AFAD who decide about the procedure, according to the character of the suggestion. In some cases, a common solution by all mentioned institutions or their representatives is possible.
STUDY PLAN
Study program: Design
Filed of Study: Art
Degree of Study: 1.
Form of Study: full time
Standard Length of Study: 4 years
Academic Title: Bc. (BA)
Language: the primary program language is Slovak, partially English. Detailed information about languages is in ILP of the courses
In the structure according to Decree no. 614/2002 Coll.
A separate attachment in pdf and published in AIS.
The academic year plan is published on the AFAD website, in the study guide BEDEKER, in the Academic Information System - AIS. The students are informed about the current academic year plan and current schedule when they are published or updated via e-mails, Instagram, and Facebook.
The current academic year is published in AIS.
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/bedeker-standard/?v=8X0Q4WO0
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/P7kgK675/
https://www.instagram.com/vsvu_afad/
https://www.instagram.com/kfanm_afad/
The person responsible for the realization, development, and quality of the study program: Design and the main pedagogue of the profile course: Studio
Jokelová Sylvia, doc., Mgr. art.
Position: associate professor, vice-rector for grants and project activities
Profile course specialization Studio Course - Experimental Design:
Studio of Experimental Design
E-mail address: jokelova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff: https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11722
Klein Štefan, prof., Ing. akad. soch.
Position: professor
Profile course specialization Studio Course - Transport Design:
Studio of Transport Design
E-mail address: klein@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11751
Chrenka Ferdinand, doc., akad. soch.
Position: associate professor
Profile course specialization Studio Course - Industrial Design:
Studio of Industrial Design
E-mail address:chrenka@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff: https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11748
Debnár Miroslav, doc., Mgr.
Position: associate professor, head of the Department of Design
Profile course specialization Studio - Interior Design:
Studio of Interior Design
E-mail address: debnar@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11735
Kolesár Zdeno, prof. PhDr., PhD.
Position: professor
Profile course specialization Problems of Visual Media – Design and Image Analysis – Design
E-mail address: kolesar@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11754
A separate attachment in PDF.
The courses with the assigned teachers are listed in the study plan table - Bedeker
Pedagogues to the preparatory course in design, studio course, and specialized courses:
Kautman, Václav, akad. soch.
E-mail address: kautman@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11723
Laššák, Marián, Mgr. art., Ing. , ArtD.
E-mail address: lassak@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/24662
Baumann, Peter, Mgr.
E-mail address: baumann@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11700
Veselá, Eva, Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: vesela@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/21877
Labaš, Radovan Mgr. art.
E-mail address: labas@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
Babčanová, Žofia, Mgr. art., ArtD.,
E-mail address: babcanova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/33410
Fekete, Ján, doc., akad. mal.
E-mail address: fekete@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/18211
Zelman, Peter, Mgr. art.
E-mail address: zelman@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11783
Herber, Eduard, Ing.
E-mail address: herber@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/26569
Pedagogues to theoretical courses:
Kančevová, Naďa, Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address:: kancevova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/25380
Grúň, Daniel, doc. Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: grun@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11741
Hodasová, Barbara, Mgr., Mgr. art., PhD.
E-mail address: hodasova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/8797
Jablonská, Beata, Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: jablonska@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11786
Pašteková, Michaela, Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: pastekova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11794
Kralovič, Ján, Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: jan.kralovic@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/25964
Lutherová, Seneši, Silvia, Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: senesi.lutherova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11705
Lacko, Norbert, Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: lacko@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11760
Tkáčik, Ladislav, doc., Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: tkacik@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/8606
Dobrovičová, Monika, PaedDr., Mgr., PhD.
E-mail address: dobrovicova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/5084
Pedagogues to optional courses:
Ilková, Jana, Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: ilkova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/18212
Šebeková, Zuzana, doc., Dipl. des., ArtD.
E-mail address: sebekova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/20458
Bubán, Stanislav, doc., akad. mal.
E-mail address: buban@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11710
Halada, Vít, doc. Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: halada@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11742
Pézman, Andrea, Mgr. art. Ing. arch., ArtD.
E-mail address: pezman@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11729
Gyenes, Gabriel, Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: gyenes@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/31677
Demeter, František, Mgr. art.
E-mail address: demeter@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/25089
Fabian, Matej, Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: fabian@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/36642
Augustovič, Peter, akad. mal.
E-mail address: augustovic@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11697
Barényi, Peter, Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: barenyi@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/24657
Macho, Pavol, doc., Mgr. art.
E-mail address: macho@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11845
Pišteková, Danica, Mgr. art., ArtD.
E-mail address: pistekova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/29125
Cziráková, Zhang, Daniela, Mgr., ArtD.
E-mail address: daniela.zhang@uniba.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
In the study program Design, the topic of the final thesis is generated individually for each student. The list of topics with an assigned supervisor is in a separate attachment:
Klein Štefan, prof., Ing. akad. soch.
E-mail address: klein@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11751
Chrenka Ferdinand, doc., akad. soch.
E-mail address:chrenka@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11748
Debnár Miroslav, doc., Mgr.
E-mail address: debnar@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
https://www.portalvs.sk/regzam/detail/11735
Jokelová Sylvia, doc., Mgr. art.
E-mail address: jokelova@vsvu.sk
Hyperlink to the entry of a person in the Central Register of University Staff:
The research/art/teacher profiles of the supervisors of final theses are published in AIS.
Mgr. art. Žofia Babčanová, ArtD.
Mgr. art. Eva Veselá, ArtD.
A counseling meeting is agreed upon individually via e-mail.
Tatarková, Mária, Ing.
study officer and accommodation coordinator
E-mail address: tatarkova@vsvu.sk
Kozáková, Sylvia, Ing.
AIS administrator
E-mail address: kozakova@vsvu.sk
Jančařík, Tomáš, Mgr. art.
career counselor
E-mail address: jancarik@vsvu.sk
Šarkan, Martin, Mgr., PhD.
counselor - psychologist
E-mail address: sarkan@vsvu.sk
List and characteristics of Design classrooms:
The profile course Studio Course and all the compulsory optional and optional specialized practical courses take place in studios and workshops of a total of 851 square meters. The studios and workshops are available for all BA students in Design for a face-to-face learning process (theoretical and practical teaching, consultations, and discussions of pedagogues and students) and indirect learning (individual work of a student on a semester assignment or final thesis). The workshops are used by students according to the character of their semester works or final theses, or for
assignments within specialized practical courses. Part of the studios and workshops infrastructure is storage rooms for materials.
Studio rooms: The profile course consisting of four studios is taught by four heads of studios together with four assistants. Each studio has one room assigned. Teaching in studios is organized vertically; students in Bachelor´s, Master´s, and doctoral levels meet in one space, one time. Depending on the number of students in a particular academic year, and a particular studio, it represents about 2 square meters of space per student. Basic projection facilities are the standard equipment of each studio (computer, projector, and wifi connection). Additional equipment depends on the specific requirements of each studio (inventory lists will be available for the accreditation committee by their personal visit to the school).
The studios are located in the AFAD building, Drotárska cesta 44.
Digital room: about 60 square meters. Specialized equipment of the digital room according to the inventory list (inventory lists will be available for the accreditation committee by their personal visit to the school).
The digital room is located in the AFAD building, Drotárska cesta 44.
Workshops and labs: modeling workshop, Digital Technologies Lab by Department of Design (CNC cutting machines – 3 and 5 axes, 3D printer, vacuum casting workshop for plastic, laser cutting, CNC cutting of polystyrene, 3D scan), metal foundry, plastering workshop, carving workshop, molding workshop for metal casting, metal workshop, serigraphic workshop, printing workshop, etching workshop, dark rooms, photo studio, gypsum workshop, glass modeling workshop, smelter workshop, cutting room (classroom in editing), painting technology workshop. Students are free to use also workshops of other AFAD study programs. The workshop rooms can be reserved by filling out a form, the time schedule is managed by a workshop supervisor. The workshop supervisor is responsible for the health protection and safety of the students. He/She also supervises manipulation with the equipment and material. The workshops serve for the realization of semester assignments and final theses of students, and for the practical teaching process of specialized courses.
Material: The school provides the essential material for the study program Fine Arts. The students are provided with paper, wood, plaster, clay, basic chemicals for the dark room, graphic printing, etc. Consumables for the realization of semester works or final theses are covered by the students themselves or by the school from grant and research projects.
The workshops are located in the AFAD buildings, Drotárska cesta 44, Koceľova 23).
Lecture and seminar rooms: 5 + 5 rooms - about 362 square meters in total. Each lecture room is equipped with technology corresponding to its character: computer, projector, projection screen, audio equipment, and wifi connection (inventory lists will be available for the accreditation committee by their personal visit to the school).
The lecture and seminar rooms are situated in the AFAD building (Hviezdoslavovo námestie 18).
Medium Gallery: in total about 150 square meters. The gallery serves for the presentation of students´ creative outcomes, accompanying presentations, discussions, or other social activities of the AFAD students.
The Teaching Center for Communication and Visualization Kremnica - the historical building for school workshops, seminars, and conferences. It provides accommodation facilities (about 30 people) and conference rooms. The center offers sufficient technical and technological facilities. The purpose of such a center is to provide a space for an intensive training week as a part of studio education. In the Teaching Center, the students concentrate on assigned themes in the form of a block teaching, or a specialized workshop, sometimes with students from a partner foreign university studio. The purpose of this practice is an interaction between schools, concentrated creative activities, and cross-studio cooperation.
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/udalosti/Y7veB1Ob/vybudovanie-vyucboveho-centra-komunikacie-a-vizualizacie/
Future: AFAD plans to build the Technological Pavilion, containing the following centers: the Center of Wood and Stone Workshop, the Center of Precision Metal Casting, the Center for Surface Treatment, the Center for Modeling Treatment, the Center for Textile Printing, Dyeing, and Processing, the Center for Audio-Visual Production, the 2D and 3D Printing Center, the Chemical-Technological Lab, the Photography Processing Center, the Painting Technologies Center, and the Center of Specialized Education and Presentation.
a. the Academic Library and the related reference libraries at the departments, electronic bibliographic database, online book catalogs, encyclopedias, e-books, e-journals, and access to significant databases of international galleries and universities, general portals and databases:
- for example scientia.sk, SpringerLink, Slovak National Bibliography
- for example Metropolitan Museum of New York, University of Cambridge
- for example minedu, EU, Slov-lex
b. Artotéka - data storage of art schools and reference storage AFAD
c. free Internet connection - wi-fi in all school buildings (Hviezdoslavovo námestie 18, Drotárska cesta 44, Koceľova 23, and the Teaching Center for Communication and Visualization Kremnica)
d. AIS (Academic Information System) including:
- ILP - course information sheets
- course schedule
- a study plan for a study program
- all internal regulations and internal documents regarding the study management
https://ais2.vsvu.sk/ais/start.do
e. tools for distance education: MS Teams (for distance education and communication), e-mail
f. information channels: website, school e-mails, Instagram, Facebook
https://www.instagram.com/vsvu_afad/
https://www.facebook.com/vsvu.afad
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/katedry/katedra-dizajnu/atelier-industrial-dizajn/
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/katedry/katedra-dizajnu/atelier-interieroveho-dizajnu/
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/katedry/katedra-dizajnu/atelier-transport-dizajn/
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/katedry/katedra-dizajnu/atelier-experimentalneho-dizajnu/
The form and process of study are defined in the Study Regulations AFAD (Article 3, Forms and Methods of Study, (5 - 8).
As standard, AFAD uses a combined system of teaching, defined in ILP (Course Information Sheets), including the case of distance teaching only. Any change in the teaching procedure is discussed beforehand with the main pedagogue of a study program and then with the vice-rector for Academic Affairs, usually in the period of May - June of a previous academic year, in the process of control of individual ILPs for a following academic year). Exclusively distance teaching is applied by the order of the AFAD rector, particularly in cases such as a state of emergency.
The study program is defined as an academic-oriented and artistic. AFAD has a system of traineeships and supplementary traineeships in cooperation with various types of institutions and companies in the domestic and external international environment. Alongside permanent partners, cooperation with new partners is being processed. Procedures are published on the school website and in the study guide (BEDEKER). At the same time, external companies and institutions participated directly in the process of education. They come with assignments for the students of the study program Design to acquire valuable experience directly in practice.
Examples of the external companies and institutions participating in education in various forms and extend: EGOÉ, SWN Moravia, Berndorf Sandrik, Plastia, MMcité, OMS, Kodreta, Rona, ÚĽUV, SAV, Studio 21, Tuli, Ton, Edulab, Wurth, Crafting Plastics!, Audi AG, Volkswagen AG, Local Motors, Škoda Design, Gravity Sketch, Bratislava Design Week etc.
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/organizacia-studia/pracovne-staze/?v=8X0Q4WO0
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/bedeker-standard/?v=8X0Q4WO0
Social-cultural events of AFAD are organized in the space of the galleries Medium and HIT and other public spaces of the school. The gallery spaces are mainly used for exhibitions of the AFAD students and pedagogues. At the same time, they serve as a communication platform for public lectures, discussions, and for other social events of the school pedagogues, students, employees, and graduates. Through their open-call scheme, the galleries present exhibition projects of our partners from abroad and the results of our international cooperation. Among the periodically presented international cooperation projects, there is the festival Šperk stret, Poster Triennial Trnava, White Night, etc.). Further, there is the Teaching Center for Communication and Visualization Kremnica for workshops and block teaching. It provides accommodation facilities, conference rooms, and digital and material equipment. The Center is intensively used for workshops, conferences, seminars, and meetings with international partner institutions; it enhances internationalization, interaction, and common creative activities. Thanks to its favorable geographical location, it is used all year long for sports activities as an accompanying program to the main program.
The students of Design can widely participate in the mobility programs Erasmus+ (projects KA 103 and KA107), CEEPUS, programs based on bilateral agreements, and the National Scholarship Program mobility for students, pedagogical and non-pedagogical staff. Alongside the standard mobility, students also participate in other artistic-research projects, creating international platforms with particular international partners of AFAD and cooperating in particular artistic, exhibition, presentation, research, and innovative projects. To facilitate mobility in the study program Design, intended for international experience, AFAD has established a broad network of partnerships in most EU countries, other European countries (the countries of Western Balkan, Ukraine, Georgia), Asia (China, Japan, India, Israel, Turkey) and America (USA, Mexico). The students of Design will also have the opportunity to participate in a number of international workshops, lectures, seminars, courses, and meetings with guest pedagogues from abroad. There is also an opportunity of the same significance for the students to pursue part of their study by a guest pedagogue within their primary study course. Foreign students studying at AFAD within the Erasmus + program will contribute to the development of contacts and future cooperation. The students of Design will be able to take advantage of the AFAD membership in international networks (Cumulus, ELIA). International students´ presentation activities are also supported by Slovak representative bodies and cultural institutes abroad. Besides scholarships, artistic/research, and presentation projects, the students will have an opportunity to apply for traineeships and internships in particular foreign institutions, companies, and specialized studios within the Erasmus + program.
All the possibilities, instructions, and regulations are published in detail on the AFAD website, where they are regularly updated. They are also defined in the Internal Regulation AFAD - rector´s directive: Erasmus Policy Statement Academy of Fine Arts and Design, Bratislava.
Complete information, instructions, and realization of international mobility (from application to recognition of credits):
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/aktualne-vnutorne-predpisy/?v=8X0Q4WO0
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/medzinarodna-spolupraca/?v=8X0Q4WO0
(forms for the individual study plan and recognition of student mobility in AIS)
The abilities of each applicant to the study program Design are evaluated on the basis of their portfolio prepared at home, indicating their focus on a particular specialization in design, their determination in art, and their skills in the visualization of their ideas. The Department of Design prefers individuality in the artistic approach, reflecting the individuality of an author. In the next stage of the entrance examination, the applicants are assigned tasks from all specializations of the study program. The assignments test ability of the applicants to master formal criteria, such as the quality of drawing and its expressive features, composition, clarity in model execution, and working with materials. Further, there is evaluated rational problem solving, technical thinking, and basics in geometry and physics, all crucial preconditions in design thinking. Other criteria are attention to the emotional character of design, its context, work with symbols and signs, aesthetic feeling, work with visual means of expression, and courage to experiment and unconventional thinking. An interview offers a space for the applicant to demonstrate his/her knowledge of contemporary design, present his/her portfolio and prove his/her communication and presentation abilities.
AFAD offers the possibility of individual consultations for each applicant:
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/konzultacie/?v=LRJ8jJO2
Internal Regulations on the Admission Procedure to the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava (link):
Criteria, regulations and procedure of admission:
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/prijimacie-pohovory/prijimacie-pohovory-bakalarske-studium/
Results of the admission process over the last period.
The admission process in the academic year 2021/2022 with commence of study in the academic year 2022/2023
Number of applicants in the first round of the entrance examination: 59
Passed to the second round: 28
Admitted students: 11
AFAD has prepared tools for monitoring and evaluating of students ´opinions and collecting feedback from the school graduates on the issues of the study program quality and its improvements.
1. Semester works and final theses are publicly displayed within the regular event Prieskum and its online version Digitálny prieskum. Within their framework, works by all students, regardless of quality, are presented in a form of a school exhibition in the school buildings, other galleries, and cultural institutions, or in a public space. These presentations are open to experts and the lay public as well.
2. Student survey (The School Functioning, Education Process, Teaching of Theoretical and Specialized Courses, Teaching in Studios). The survey is realized and evaluated by representatives of the student part of the Academic Senate AFAD, the Committee for Teaching of the Academic Senate AFAD.
3. Written suggestions by post, e-mail, and drop boxes of the AFAD vice-rectors, The Academic Senate AFAD, the Ethics Commission AFAD, the Study Office AFAD, and the International Office AFAD.
The results of students´ and graduates´ feedback and related measures to improve the study program quality will be described in the Regulation for the internal quality assurance system of higher education in the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava.
The results of students´ and graduates´ feedback and related measures to improve the study program quality will be described in the Regulation for the internal quality assurance system of higher education in the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava.
1. Study Regulations AFAD (also in AIS):
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/studijny-poriadok-v-zneni-d1.pdf, https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_1_2020-dodatok-2-k-studijnemu-poriadku.pdf
2. Study Guide: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/bedeker-standard/
3. Bachelor´s Study Completion (Internal Sheet) (its updated version for a particular academic year is published v AIS, and is e-mailed to the students in the final grade).
4. Internal Regulations on the Admission Procedure to the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava:
5. Internal Regulation 3/2020, the Rector´s regulation on a generally accessible environment for students with specific needs:
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_3_2020-studenti-specificke-potreby.pdf,
6. Disciplinary Order for students of the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava (also in AIS) https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/disciplinarny-poriadok.pdf
7. Internal Regulation on Tuition Fees and Other Fees AFAD:
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_2_2020-skolne-poplatky-2020-2021_oprava.pdf,
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/informacie-pre-studentov/skolne-a-poplatky/?v=8X0Q4WO0
8. Codex of Ethics:
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/uradna-tabula/eticky-kodex
Rules of Procedure of the Academic senat AFAD:
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_5_2017_rokovaci-poriadok-as-vsvu.pdf
9. Selection Procedures Regulations VŠVU:
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/zasady_vyberoveho_konania_na_vsvu_platne_od_01092013-5239a3d7ec881.pdf, https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_2_2021-vseobecne-kriteria-na-obsadzovanie-funkcii-profesorov-a-docentov.pdf, https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_7_2021-konkretne-kriteria-na-obsadzovanie-funkcii-profesorov-a-docentov.pdf
10. Internal Regulations and Information on organization of international mobility AFAD:
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/medzinarodna-spolupraca/mobilita-studentov/?v=8X0Q4WO0,
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/student-na-vymennom-pobyte/?v=BO335VOZ,
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/vp_7_2019-realizacia-erasmus-plus.pdf,
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/medzinarodna-spolupraca/?v=8X0Q4WO0,
https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/medzinarodna-spolupraca/strategia-internacionalizacie/?v=8X0Q4WO0,
https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/erasmus-charter-for-higher-education-2021-2027.pdf
11. Information on study and study organization:
ECTS manual: https://www.vsvu.sk/workspace/media/documents/ects_prirucka-521ca2201cef2.pdf
Study organization: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/organizacia-studia
Bachelor´s study: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/studium/bakalarske-studium
Files for download: https://www.vsvu.sk/sk/subory-na-stiahnutie/