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PAST – FROM BAŤA´S ZLÍN to UHERSKÉ HRADIŠTĚ

The Baťa´s School of Art was founded in Zlín in 1939 when a group of progressive innovators in the management of the Baťa company came with an idea to establish an independent art school.
When designing the study programmes, the school relied on adopted and partially modified Bauhaus principles. The level of courses was somewhere between a secondary school and a college level, and as the first art school in the country, the school decided to adjust the teaching to the needs of production and prepare its students for the career of industrial artists.
Today's full official name of the school Secondary School of Applied Arts dates back to year 1962.

present – THE SECONDARY SHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM

The Secondary School of Applied Arts in Uherské Hradiště belongs to the most complex educational institutions of secondary art education in the Czech Republic which provides educational programmes of highest quality.

Currently there are nine departments with the following educational programmes: graphic design, multimedia, industrial design, design of footwear and accessories, fashion design, painting, photography, ceramics and stone sculpture.
The school is fully opened to general public several times a year on Open Days. It cooperates with a number of companies and exhibition galleries and responds flexibly not only to current trends and innovations in the entire field of visual art, but also to dynamic social developments.
The study programmes combine traditional high-quality craft training with the development of knowledge of the latest technological procedures. Creativity and individual artistic growth of students are supported and encouraged throughout the programmes.

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