Akademie múzických umění v Praze branches

The department provides instruction in the field of wind instruments with a focus on clarinet, bassoon, oboe, trombone and tuba. It also teaches horn, flute and trumpet. It organizes the school's concert activities in chamber ensembles, orchestras and solo performances.

The department provides three-year undergraduate and two-year postgraduate singing tuition. The aim of the studies is to acquire, under the guidance of teachers, the ability to control one's voice in classical singing or to become a professional in the field of opera direction. It provides the opportunity to take advantage of the ERASMUS programme.

The department is dedicated to teaching conducting technique, performance and overall understanding of music from choral to contemporary. It focuses on the artistic training of conductors for professional careers in classical music.

The three-year bachelor's and two-year master's degree focuses on theatre, film and television set design and costume and mask design. The course of study focuses on the dramatic properties of space and the shaping of the dramatic character. Teaching takes place in specialised studios.

The department provides teaching in the field of keyboard instruments in bachelor, postgraduate and doctoral degree programmes. Teaching focuses on piano, organ and harpsichord.

The institute operates as a scientific department of the Faculty of Music, where music theory is cultivated and developed as an independent scientific discipline. It regularly organises professional conferences, concerts and performances.

The department provides a three-year bachelor's degree and a two-year master's degree in editing, focusing on film, video, TV and new media. It prepares future professionals for editorial composition in the full range of audiovisual media and with respect to new computer technologies.

The department offers physical activities and sports courses. Focuses on physical proficiency, professional physical fitness and habits to keep everything.

The centre teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in audio-visual studies. It focuses on film, video and moving image. The study focuses on the principles and thought frameworks of the moving image that give rise to new or existing forms of video, film, computer and internet applications.

Training future producers, managers and independent producers to work in theatres, acting companies, cultural and artistic agencies. The three-year undergraduate and two-year graduate program provides an orientation in economics and law with emphasis on application in arts operations.

The department carries out teaching at bachelor, master and doctoral level, focusing on the field of imaginary pantomime, clownery and grotesque. Teaching also focuses on improvisation, original work, theory and history of mime theatre, tap and basic acting training.