At the end of almost every semester, there is a public presentation of semester projects. The aim of the evaluation is to provide diverse and constructive feedback on the students' work. The evaluation represents a fundamental summary of the students' work in the ateliers during the past semester of the academic year.
The following table provides an overview of courses by study program, semester, and year of study that are completed with a public presentation, i.e., a clausure.
I am studying a bachelor's degree program Design
Winter semester
Summer semester
1. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 1
Semester Projects Presentation 2
2. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 3
Semester Projects Presentation 4
3. Year
Professional Internship Report
Semester Projects Presentation 5
4. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 6
I am studying a master's degree program Design
Winter semester
Summer semester
1. Year
Public presentation of a Project 1
Public presentation of a Project 2
2. Year
Public presentation of a Project 3
I am studying a bachelor's degree program Fine Arts
Winter semester
Summer semester
1. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 1
2. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 2
Semester Projects Presentation 3
3. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 4
Semester Projects Presentation 5
4. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 6
I am studying a master's degree program Fine Arts
Winter semester
Summer semester
1. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 1
Semester Projects Presentation 2
2. Year
Semester Projects Presentation 3
I am studying a master's degree program Fine Arts and Design
Winter semester
Summer semester
1. Year
Studio Practice 1
Studio Practice 2
2. Year
Studio Practice 3
The presentation takes place before the atelier commission. The division into commission is automatic and corresponds to the studio you attended during the semester. You can find your commission in StudIS under the tab My commissions.
After opening the commission, you will see various details, such as the composition of the commission, the approximate time of your presentation, if is published, the location of the presentation, and the names of other students.