Choose a school where you can unleash your creativity
Our primary goal is to cultivate successful, creative individuals who can use their innovative thinking to bring solutions that benefit not only the community they live in but also the society they belong to.
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We offer bilingual education in English for students who want to develop creative thinking and have an interest in technology or visual arts. The school is currently seeking accreditation for an international program.
Our mission is to nurture a creative generation capable of original thinking and contributing to society. The curriculum at our high school focuses on technology and visual arts, fostering creativity and demonstrating that exceptional ideas arise when individuals from diverse fields collaborate and communicate.
We believe that every student needs a role model who will influence their lifelong direction. At Co.Bra, students interact not only with esteemed educators from the Technical University of Bratislava and the Academy of Fine Arts and Design, but also with professionals from industry, including founders and owners of prominent Slovak companies.
Our school is located in the historic Imrich Seminary building at Kapitulská Street No. 20, the oldest street in Bratislava, just a few steps away from St. Martin’s Cathedral.
The building is a national cultural monument. It was commissioned by Archbishop Imrich Lósy in the first half of the 17th century, and it still bears his name today. The Imrich Seminary was constructed in the early Baroque style, based on designs by Italian architects.
The walls of the building have witnessed the presence of important Slovak national figures such as Alexander Rudnay, Ján Hollý, and Ján Palárik. In 2017, the building was fully renovated, allowing it to continue serving its cultural and educational purpose for decades to come.
We offer bilingual education in English to students eager to foster creative thinking and explore either technology or visual arts. The school is currently in the process of applying for accreditation for the international program.
Throughout their studies (Year 1-4), students have the opportunity to earn international certificates in French through the French Institute in Bratislava and in German through the Goethe-Institut Slovakia as part of their second foreign language studies.
