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ART & DESIGN INSTITUT

Prague, Czech Republic

PrivateBachelor's

Quick facts

World rank
Unranked
Acceptance rate
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Students
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International students
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Institution type
Private
Founded
2013

Overview

Art & Design Institut (ADI) is the first and only private university-level institution specialising in fine and visual arts in the Czech Republic. Founded in 2013 with state consent from the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, it offers a three-year bachelor's programme in Visual Arts (Výtvarné umění), accredited in both Czech and English, leading to the BcA. (Bachelor of Arts) degree. Studios cover Photography, Graphic Design, Drawing, Intermedial Art, Painting, and Space/Interior Design.

Fields of study

  • Photography
  • Graphic Design
  • Drawing
  • Intermedia
  • Painting
  • Interior Design
  • Visual Arts

Accreditation: Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic

Admissions requirements

IELTS (minimum)
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TOEFL iBT (minimum)
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GPA (minimum)
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Intakes
September
Application deadlines
2026-08-31
Rolling admissions
No

Requirements differ between programs. Check the program page and the university's admissions office for the latest criteria.

Tuition & costs

International students

Varies by program

From about $4,257 / year

Domestic students

CZK 99,000 – CZK 108,000 / year

Academic year 2026/2027: Option 1 — 99,000 CZK for full academic year (paid by 1 August 2026). Option 2 — 54,000 CZK per semester (1st semester by 1 August 2026; 2nd semester by 31 January 2027). Tuition is the same for all students regardless of nationality.

Tuition varies by program. Confirm with the university before applying.

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Programs

Programs offered by ART & DESIGN INSTITUT
ProgramLevelDurationTuitionDeadlineIntakes
Výtvarné umění (opens in a new tab)Czech, English · Full TimeBachelor's3 yearsCZK 99,000 / yearMar 12, 2026Academic Year 2026/2027

Information last verified Oct 3, 2026. Last updated Oct 14, 2026. Fees, deadlines and requirements change — always confirm with the university.