Summer Study Abroad Opportunities in Czech Republic
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ISA (International Studies Abroad) ISA in Prague, Czech Republic Click here to contact	View all programs for this school Charles University ; ; Czech and Roman King Charles IV founded Prague University on April 7, 1348 as the first university to the north of the Alps and to the east of Paris. The University grew rapidly and garnered respect throughout Europe for hundreds of years. Due to political and religious strife in the region, Prague University lost stamina and funding for much of the 17th and 18th centuries. It rebounded to international status in the 1840s after the Hussite Wars, but was divided into two camps: Czech and German. ; ; The 20th Century won over distinguished professors to teach there, like Albert Einstein and Thomas G. Masaryk. While it produced vast amounts of scientific research and literary work, World War II erupted and Hitler closed all Czech universities, persecuting professors and students, while the German side of the universities meagerly prevailed. At War's end, Communist control continued and Charles University, having changed its name, grew modestly. It wasn't until 1989 that the totalitarian regime ended and Charles University was able to flourish, free from the political cloud, to the level of prestige and respect it had after opening its doors more than 650 years ago. ; ; ISA students will enjoy small class sizes with fellow ISA classmates. Classes are taught by Charles University professors nearby the Vltava River on street Vratislavova in downtown Prague. A four minute walk after class takes students to Vysehrad Castle, a great place for an afternoon picnic in manicured gardens or to view the setting sun over a bustling city.
CIEE Summer Central European Studies - Prague, Czech Republic Contact:	View all programs for this school Spend the summer learning about a variety of Central European issues and Czech perspectives Participate in experiential activities linked with coursework; Explore the city and study in one or two three-week sessions; Live with Charles University students in an apartment in one of Prague's authentic neighborhoods; Cultural and educational activities such as a walking tour of the city and visits to local museums; Day and weekend excursions to places such as Terezin and Litomerice (session one) and Pizen, Karlovy Vary, or Jachymov (session two)
CEA - Cultural Experiences Abroad Contact:	Live and study in the stunning capital of the Czech Republic- Prague. Even if you've had no previous Czech language experience, you will have the opportunity to study with Czech and other international students. You will earn credits toward your major with CEA study abroad programs in Prague, which are designed for students who are interested in taking courses in business, the humanities, history, international relations, legal studies, political science and social sciences, all of which are taught in English.
College Consortium for International Studies (CCIS) CCIS Program at Anglo-Americka Vysoka Skola (AAVS) Click here to contact	Anglo-Americka Vysoka Skola (AAVS) is an English-language liberal arts college offering undergraduate education in Business, Humanities and Legal Studies. All classes are taught in English by Czech and international faculty.
SUNY New Paltz Summer Dance Program in Prague Click here to contact	Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. To dance in Prague is a magical and unforgettable experience. The program includes intensive workshops in modern dance (Monday to Saturday), of four to five hours daily and culminates with two on-location performances in Prague.
American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) Study Abroad in Prague Click here to contact	AIFS is your one stop for seeing the world. Over the last 40 years AIFS has sent more than 1.2 million students to study in dozens of cities across the world. Studying at Charles University in Prague for a summer session will give students the opportunity to live and study in a major world city, engage in cultural activities and travel.
University Studies Abroad Consortium Politics, Culture and Art Studies in Prague, Czech Republic Contact:	View all programs for this school This six-week summer program is ideal for students, teachers and others who wish to combine academic coursework with the experience of living in an extraordinary medieval city. Prague is an open textbook of modern and traditional art, literature, architecture, and culture. Field trips to cities of historical significance and the option of local student partners provide the opportunity to immerse yourself in the intricacies of Czech culture and geography.
CET Central European Studies Program in Prague Contact:	Central European Studies courses are offered in association with the Charles University Faculty of Humanities. The curriculum has been designed by leading U.S. scholars of Central European and Czech history, culture, politics and arts. The multi-disciplinary curriculum provides an opportunity to examine Central Europe holistically. CET's emphasis on experiential learning allows you to greet the local culture hands-on and to use the entire region as a learning laboratory. All CET courses are taught specifically for CET students, although in some terms Czech students may be invited to certain CET courses.
Central European Education and Cultural Exchange (CEECE) CEECE in Prague at Charles University Contact:	The program has two main goals: to provide a rigorous academic program which gives students the opportunity to study at Charles University while taking courses with other international students, and to build valuable cross-cultural skills by living in an international setting.
Central European Education and Cultural Exchange (CEECE) CEECE in Prague at University of Economics Contact:	The program has two main goals: to provide a rigorous academic program which gives students the opportunity to study at University of Economics while taking courses with other international students, and to build valuable cross-cultural skills by living in an international setting.The courses normally oferred are: Environmental Economics and Management, Global Marketing in Central and Eastern Europe, Globalization - Its Social and Economic Aspects, Global Business and International Trade.
Central European Education and Cultural Exchange (CEECE) CEECE in Prague at Anglo-American University Contact:	This program offers classes focused on Czech Republic and Central European Region such as Prague Art and Architecture, Documentary Photography, Jewish Experience in Central Europe, Central European History, Intro to Broadcast News & Film Production, One Thousand Years of Czech Literature- from Kosmas to Kundera, East Central Europe in Transition, Global Migration, Sociology of Inter Cultural Communications, East-Central European Politics.
New York University, Tisch School of the Arts Contact:	View all programs for this school Our summer program in Prague is a master class in 35 mm directing and cinematography. Students also attend screenwriting and editing workshops, as well as study the movements and themes in Czech cinema. This program is offered in collaboration with the Prague Film and Television Academy of the Performing Arts (FAMU), one of the premier film schools in Europe. Students earn 8 points (credits).
CET Jewish Studies Program in Prague Contact:	CET offers two programs in Prague: Jewish Studies and Central Euopean Studies in Prague. Both programs offer interesting courses with dynamic professors, a wide variety of activities and excursions, social activities with Czech students, lectures, museum visits, and much more.
Collegium Hieronymi Pragensis Contact:	Academically rigorous European Studies complemented with an extensive immersion program.
Antioch University in Los Angeles Contact:	The sixth annual Prague Summer Writers' Workshop is a four week intensive creative writing program in fiction, poetry, playwriting, screenwriting, literature and the arts. All courses taught in English.
Auburn University Contact:	Business classes, conducted in English, provide students with first-hand experience in the political, economic and social concerns of the transitional economies of Central Europe.
LEXIA International LEXIA Summer in Prague Contact:	This program integrates students into local culture & community via language, history, politics, etc. Instruction is in English. Transfer credit through Western Washington University. Orientation in US & abroad (3-4 days).
University of San Diego Contact:	Graduate business courses in English are five weeks long with the first three weeks (July 16 - August 5) consisting of distance learning activities conducted over the Internet followed by two weeks (August 6 - 17) of on-site instruction (ten days in Munich, four days in Prague). Activities in Munich and Prague include lectures, company visits, expert guest speakers, and cultural activities. Students may enroll in one or both of the three-semester-unit courses offered - E-Commerce in a Global Environment and/or International Marketing.
Florida International University, Czech Study Abroad Program Contact:	Florida International University's Czech Summer Program is an academically-accredited program that offers students the opportunity to receive 3, 6, or 9 upper-division credits in Literature, Film Studies, Architecture, European Studies, History, Theatre and Women's Studies in the Czech Republic. The classes, field trips and guest lecturers are integral parts of this exciting learning experience
University of Richmond Czech Republic - Summer Abroad Contact:	Students will live and study in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic and one of the European most beautiful cities. Since the Velvet Revolution in 1989, which brought an end to 40 years of communism, Prague has been at the forefront of the sweeping social, cultural, and economic transformations that all of central Europe is experiencing.
Global Institute for Leadership and Civic Development Contact:	Interactive program which includes academic courses, cultural activities, and community service projects. Designed to train undergraduate students to become global citizens and future leaders in business, political, and social realms.
Eastern Michigan University Cultural History Tours Contact:	40 and 80 day academic programs departing throughout May and June. The Summer programs have several options available in western Europe, the Mediterranean, China, Vietnam and Thailand.
Pennsylvania State University - The Netherlands and Czech Republic Contact:	The course concentrates on the Holocaust and its aftermath in The Netherlands and Prague. Despite The Netherlands' reputation for tolerance and civility, that nation sent a higher proportion of Jews to extermination centers than any other Western European nation under German military occupation.
PCFE Film School Contact:	Provides intensive practical training in filmmaking. Covers screenwriting, directing, camera and editing - each student gets to shoot, direct, edit and write his or her own short film.
University of San Diego Contact:	Graduate business courses in English are five weeks long with the first three weeks (July 16 - August 5) consisting of distance learning activities conducted over the Internet followed by two weeks (August 6 - 17) of on-site instruction (ten days in Munich, four days in Prague). Activities in Munich and Prague include lectures, company visits, expert guest speakers, and cultural activities. Students may enroll in one or both of the three-semester-unit courses offered - E-Commerce in a Global Environment and/or International Marketing.
Eastern Michigan University Cultural History Tours Contact:	The Cultural History Tours are five and ten-week summer tours visiting Western Europe, the Mediterranean, China, Vietnam and Thailand. All summer tour options offer courses and credit in art and history.
Florida State University Contact:	Visiting the city of Prague, founded over 1100 years ago, students will witness the traditions of one of Central Europe's oldest and most prestigious cities, featuring architecture from the Gothic to the post-modern. The program opens to them an absorbing international and intercultural perspective on a wide array of aesthetic, historical, political, and social issues.
Lessing Institute Prague Summer Study Program Contact:	Our students study around the concept that made Prague famous: toleration. We review the society, history, the monotheistic religions of Europe and learn by discussion, travel, and critical thinking.
Excercise and Wellness in the Czech Republic University of California, Davis Contact:	This course explores the current state of exercise and sport science in the Czech Republic. Students will explore how the Czech people integrate exercise and physical activity into their daily lives and how sport and exercise sciences are taught at two leading Czech Universities with extensive Exercise and Sport Science faculties. . Field trips will include physical therapy clinics, exercise science research labs, clubs, a medicinal spa town, and alternative medicine
Kentucky Institute for International Studies (KIIS) - Murray State University (MSU) Prague, Czech Republic Contact:	As the "heart of Europe", Prague provides an ideal location for the study of European art and political history in the context of the Holy Roman Empire. Prague is also particularly well-suited for the examination of the transition from east-to-west and cross-cultural exchange in Europe.
Center for Digital Imaging Arts - Boston University CDIA Prague July 08 Workshops Contact:	Learn and explore the cultural capital of the Czech Republic through the camera lens. The Center for Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University Prague offers summer workshops in Documentary Digital Filmmaking and Photography. Two and four week sessions are available in Beginner, Intermediate and Independent tracks.
European Study Abroad Center Contact:	The question looming-how do I spend my summer? Why not make it a valuable experience in a beautiful city with tons to do and see? Imagine the amazing views from Charles Bridge, spending an evening in a local jazz club, taking classes with excellent faculty, visiting medieval cities and experiencing new cultures with other students from all over the world. ESAC summer in Prague!
Western Michigan University Prague Summer Program Contact:	The culmination of more than a decade of cooperation with Prague's Charles University, the Prague Summer Program offers writers, photographers and students of culture from a variety of backgrounds the opportunity to be mentored by some of the biggest names in contemporary English-language literature and world photography, as well as by luminaries of Central European culture.
Dominican University of California Contact:	Spend two weeks in the Czech Republic, including a week in Prague, the ancient capital of Bohemia, the Holy Roman Empire, Czechoslovakia and since 1993, the Czech Republic. Travel through the Czech Republic for another week to see important historic towns and sites, and experience the serene Czech countryside.
University of Toronto - Woodsworth College Summer Program in Central Europe Contact:	The University of Toronto offers 4 to 7 week summer courses in Australia, France, Italy, China, Ecuador, Mexico, England, Germany, Central Europe (Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary and Poland), Jordan, Japan, and Russia. Courses are for degree credit and students from other North American universities are welcome to participate.
University of San Francisco, School of Law Contact:	Students may also enroll in the Budapest/Prague program or the Dublin/Prague program, spending 3 weeks in Budapest or Dublin and 3 weeks in Prague.
University of Missouri Czech Republic - Prague, Summer 2009 Contact:	Six credit hours covering Topics in International Business (MU business professor) and Topics in European and Czech Business (Czech professor). Meets emphasis, emphasis support and possibly elective requirements for non-business majors..
Panrimo Study Abroad Prague Customized Study Abroad Programs Contact:	Panrimo participants may take classes in European business, religion studies, Eastern European history and culture, Czech language, and many more electives.
University of New Orleans Prague Summer Seminars Contact:	Entering its 10th year, the Prague Summer Seminars build on their long-standing relation with Charles University, one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions of higher education in Europe. This summer, you can study the arts, humanities and social sciences in Prague.
Western Michigan University Contact:	Study in the world's premier study-abroad summer arts program with some of the finest writers, scholars and photographers from America and Central Europe. The 2005 theme is "God of Word: Faith and Textuality."

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