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Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw erasmus student guide Visa 34 Insurance 34 Cost of living 35 About the Academy 06 Accommodation 36 Contact information 07 Emergency numbers 37 Faculties and specializations 08 Health care 37 Public transport 38 Meals 41 Going out 42 Erasmus/Exchange students 16 Sightseeing 42 Regular students 21 Mini glossary 44 Tuition fees 23 Map 46 The Open Academy 24 Academic calendar 28 Orientation week 29 Study facilities 29 Some rules and regulations 30 HOW TO APPLY 15 APPLY HOW TO 2 33 LIVING IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW 05 OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY 4 1 WITH US 27 STUDYING 3 THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY 1 04 05 About the Academy Contact information The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw is one of the oldest and largest The Academy of Fine Arts In Warsaw art institutions of higher education in Poland. Krakowskie Przedmieście 5 00-068 Warsaw Academy traditions date back to the beginning of the twentieth www.asp.waw.pl century and the Warsaw School of Fine Arts. Destroyed during the Second World War and rebuilt afterwards, the Academy has Rector: Professor Adam Myjak operated under its present name since 1954. Deputy Rector for Student Affairs: Associated Professor Wojciech Zubala, Prof. ASP The Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw provides art education in Deputy Rector for Art and Faculty Research: twenty eight different specializations and has nine faculties: Painting, Professor Paweł Nowak Graphic Arts, Sculpture, Interior Design, Design, Conservation Deputy Rector for Academy Development: and Restoration of Works of Art, Media Art, Stage Design and Associated Professor Jerzy Bogusławski, Prof. ASP Management of Visual Culture. There are more than 1500 students at the Academy and more than 300 academic teachers. Most of the Rector’s Office professors are distinguished artists in their fields. tel. (+48 22) 826 19 72, (+48 22) 320 02 15-16 fax. (+48 22) 320 02 14 Besides its educational functions the Academy plays an important e-mail: [email protected] role in the cultural and social life of the city. The Academy cooperates with a number of foreign research centres and educational Rector’s Plenipotentiary for International Co-operation: institutions. Having more than 90 partner institutions the Academy Associated Professor Prot Jarnuszkiewicz, Prof. ASP takes an active part in the LLP Erasmus programme. e-mail: [email protected] The Academy is a member of many international organisations, Student Affairs and International Students including among others, the NIKA, ELIA, Cumulus, and ENCoRE. Head: Joanna Rodzik OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY tel. + 48 22 826 73 85, + 48 22 32 00 218 e-mail: [email protected] Erasmus Office 1 Coordinator: Joanna Szczepańska, e-mail: [email protected], Anna Kaniewicz, e-mail: [email protected] Tel/ fax (+48 22) 826 81 93 (+48 22) 32 00 267, (+48 22) 32 00 211 External Relations Office Head: Grażyna Wielicka tel. (+48 22) 827 21 99, (+48 22) 32 00 206 e-mail: [email protected], [email protected] 06 07 Fee-paying part-time programme Faculties and an eight-semester Doctoral Programme specializations Faculty of Sculpture Faculty of Graphic Arts Dean’s Office Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 37, 00-379 Warszawa Dean’s Office Tel. (+48 22) 625 75 73 Krakowskie Przedmieście 5, 00-068 Warszawa e-mail: [email protected] Tel. (+48 22) 320 02 63 Fax. (+48 22) 826 75 47 Full-time programmes e-mail: [email protected] (full-time programme) Degree subject: Sculpture e-mail: [email protected] (part-time programmes) Specialisation: sculpture Full-time programmes a six-semester Licentiate’s programme (first-degree programme) Degree subject: Graphic arts a four-semester Master’s programme Specialisation: graphic art, graphic design, multimedia, (second-degree programme) animated cartoon, photography uniform ten-semester Master’s programme Faculty of Conservation and Restoration Fee-paying part-time programmes of Works of Art Degree subject: Graphic arts Specialisation: graphic art, graphic design Dean’s Office a six-semester Licentiate’s programme Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 37, 00-379 Warszawa (first-degree programme) Tel. (+48 22) 625 12 51, a five-semester Master’s programme Fax. (+48 22) 622 96 49, (second-degree programme) e-mail: [email protected] OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY an eight-semester Doctoral Programme Full-time programme Degree subject: Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art Faculty of Painting Specializations: 1 conservation and restoration of painting Dean’s Office and polychromed wooden sculptures Krakowskie Przedmieście 5, 00-068 Warszawa conservation and restoration of books, graphics Tel. (+48 22) 826 75 30 and antique leather e-mail: [email protected] conservation and restoration of sculpture Full-time programmes and architectural ornaments conservation and restoration of antique tapestry Degree subject: Painting a uniform twelve-semester Master’s programme Specialisation: painting a uniform ten-semester Master’s programme 08 09 Faculty of Interior Design Faculty of Media Art Dean’s Office Dean’s Office (full-time programme) Myśliwiecka 8, 00-459 Warszawa Spokojna 15, 01-044 Warszawa Tel. (+48 22) 628 92 54 (+48 22) 629 40 45 Tel. (+48 22) 636 81 30 Fax. (+48 22) 628 92 54 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Dean’s Office (part-time programmes) Full-time programmes Spokojna 15, 01-044 Warszawa Degree subject: Interior design Tel. (+48 22) 636 01 49 Specialisation: interior design e-mail: [email protected] a six-semester Licentiate’s programme (first-degree programme) Full-time programmes a four-semester Master’s programme Degree subject: Media art (second-degree programme) Specializations: animation, photography, intermedia, multimedia, audiovisual space, painting space, media art, Fee-paying part-time programmes image making Specialisation: interior design a six-semester Licentiate’s programme a seven-semester Licentiate’s programme (first-degree programme) (first-degree programme) a four-semester Master’s programme a four-semester Master’s programme (second-degree programme) (second-degree programme) Fee-paying part-time programmes Specializations: animation, photography, intermedia, multimedia Faculty of Design a six-semester Licentiate’s programme (first-degree programme) Dean’s Office a five-semester Master’s programme OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY Myśliwiecka 8, 00-459 Warszawa (second-degree programme) Tel. (+48 22) 628 16 23, (+48 22) 629 40 45 w. 32 Fax. (+48 22) 628 16 23 e-mail: [email protected] Faculty of Stage Design 1 Full-time programmes Dean’s Office Krakowskie Przedmieście 5, 00-068 Warszawa Degree subject: Design e-mail: [email protected] Specialisations: product and visual communication design, fashion design Full-time programmes a seven-semester Licentiate’s programme (first-degree programme) Degree subject: Stage Design Specialisation: product design and visual communication Specialization: stage Design a three-semester Master’s programme a six-semester Licentiate’s programme (second-degree programme) (first-degree programme) 10 11 a four-semester Master’s programme (second-degree programme) Faculty of Management of Visual Culture Dean’s office Krakowskie Przedmieście 5,00-068 Warszawa tel.(+48 22) 320 02 07 (+48 22) 320 02 08 e-mail: [email protected] Prof. ASP Full-time programme Degree subject: History of Art Specialization: culture of space a six-semester Licentiate’s programme (first-degree programme) THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS IN WARSAW THE ACADEMY 1 Architects’ impression of the complex of buildings in Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie street 37. This complex of buildings is currently under construction and is part of the project entitled “Construction of a new building and extension of the existing building of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw” with the financial support of The Infrastructure and Environment Operational Programme 2007-2013. 12 13 HOW TO APPLY HOW TO 2 14 15 Faculty of Media Art: Erasmus/Exchange Magdalena Janus ([email protected]) Department of Stage Design: students Marcel Sławiński ([email protected]) Erasmus Partner Institutions: The Erasmus Programme is available to students from our partner BELGIUM: Antwerpen Koninklijke Academie voor Schone universities according to individual bilateral agreements between Kunsten, Bruxelles École Supérieure des Arts Saint-Luc, Gent our institutions. Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst Students interested in studying in the framework of the Erasmus BULGARIA: Sofia National Academy of Arts programme at our Academy should submit the following materials CZECH REPUBLIC: Brno Vysoké Technické Učení, Praha via the Erasmus Office of their home institution: Akademie Výtvarných Umění v Praze, Ostrava Ostravská application form for exchange students Univerzita, Ústi nad Labem Univerzita J.E. Purkyně portfolio (printed or on CD) Copenhagen Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, letter of motivation DENMARK: Copenhagen Royal Academy of Arts/ Schools of Visual Arts curriculum vitae photocopy of ID card or passport ESTONIA: Tallinn Eesti Kunstiakadeemia two passport size photos FINLAND: Helsinki Kuvataideakatemia, Helsinki Deadlines: Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, Lahti Lahden Ammattikorkeakoulu, Aalto University School of Arts, Design To apply for winter semester: 31 May and Architecture APPLY HOW TO To apply for spring semester: 30 November FRANCE: Angers Tours Le Mans École Supérieure des Erasmus Coordinators: Beaux-Arts, Angoulême École Européene Supérieure de l’Image,
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