1. Monographic, course and conversation lectures.
2. Lower-course seminar.
3. Didactic discussion.
4. Exercises.
5. Classes of Sculpture Film Club (presentation, analysis and discussion).
6. Consultations, dialogue and didactic discussion; correction and revision of work.
7. Individual project.
8. Team project.
9. Plein-air and other activities in public space.
10. E-learning.
11. Study tours.
12. Workshops.

Completed first year of undergraduate study.

1. Passing the exam that concludes the educational process at the bachelor's level after the 6th semester.
2. A practical bachelor's thesis presented in the form of an exhibition (its form depends on the topic and the nature of realization), for which the student is obliged to prepare a written study in the form of a description of the work. The work is evaluated in committee by the Supervisor and the Diploma Committee.

1. Evaluation of the artistic quality of the presented works.
2. Assessment of the regularity of work and participation in the life of the studio.
3. Assessment of the independence of creative work.
4. Assessment of the ability to use own means of expression.
5. Assessment of the effectiveness of translating the acquired knowledge and skills into the final artistic realization.
6. The grading scale determined in accordance with the scoring scale in force at the Faculty of Media Art.
7. A practical bachelor's thesis presented in the form of an exhibition (its form depends on the topic and the nature of realization), for which the student is obliged to prepare a written study in the form of a description of the work. The work is evaluated in committee by the Supervisor and the Diploma Committee.

The task of the students of the Spatial Activities Studio is to attempt to recognize and creatively shape the spaces in which we move and act. By defining their own place and exchanging views with representatives of other places, students outline the zones of communication and explore their mutual permeation. Students of the Spatial Activities Studio take actions not only in the area of the Academy of Fine Arts, but also in the city of Warsaw, other localities and external institutions. They pay attention to social and political problems occurring in the space in which they move. Studying at the Studio of Spatial Activities is a complementary element of the professional education of a young artist who, especially nowadays, in addition to talent, must have intelligence and the ability to communicate with the world.

The curriculum is designed to gradually and thoroughly prepare students for independent artistic expression, articulated both in institutional and public space. The classes develop the ability to formulate critical questions and answers in the discourse of contemporary art.

The culmination of the work supported by the technical knowledge gained in class should be a Bachelor's thesis.

Berger John, O patrzeniu, przeł. Sławomir Sikora, Fundacja Aletheia, Warszawa 1999.
Hall Edward T., Ukryty wymiar, przeł. Teresa Hołówka, Muza, Warszawa 1997.
 

Rykwert Joseph, Pokusa Miejsca. Przeszłość i przyszłość miast, Międzynarodowe Centrum Kultury, Kraków 2013.