Leo Kim is an award-winning cellist both internationally and domestically. Leo is also recognized as a multicultural business professional with extensive knowledge in investing and curating in both ...

Pratt Institute invites you to join us for a Pratt Campus Experience—a one-day immersive event designed to introduce you to our campus, creative community, and academic offerings. This program ...

Josh works at the intersection of creative computing, experimental publishing and social practice. His research focuses on open, collaborative and generative modes of ...

At Pratt, we believe that design at its best is a force for good: it connects, enables, sustains, empowers, and humanizes. Across four undergraduate programs and four graduate programs, we explore the ...

A place to explore new creative opportunities and advance your skills, the School of Continuing and Professional Studies offers a taste of the Pratt experience in an approachable and flexible format.

The Master of Science in Library and Information Science (LIS) program at Pratt Institute is the oldest LIS program in the country, with its first class beginning in 1890. With strength in the area of ...

Pratt Institute offers a unique and dynamic work environment and culture for its employees, one infused with the creative energy and intellectual fervor of working artists and professionals, in an ...

Your application is the beginning of a lasting relationship you’ll build with the Pratt community. Amidst the deadlines, essays, and supplemental materials, we’d like to emphasize this above all: we ...

Learn more about the exhibition by viewing the Virtual Tour. We are thrilled to share Black | Box: Dona Ann McAdams, a short documentary film directed by John R. Killacky and commissioned by The ...

The School of Art is home to eight distinct departments and boundless opportunity for growth. During your time here, you’ll develop your perspective and hone your practice alongside students from ...

We’d love to host you for a visit to our Brooklyn campus. Be sure to plan ahead—you’ll need to book your tour at least 48 hours in advance and spots fill up quickly.

Residence hall move-out for non-graduating students without summer 2026 hall contract ...