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For centuries, Poland has been a bridge between the East and West. Over the past decade, Poland has developed into a modern, vibrant and progressive country, while still retaining its traditional culture. With a student population of 150,000, Krakow has a youthful and energetic vibe. Young and old people alike stroll through the Main Market Square throughout the day and evening. Krakow is unique in its beauty; unlike most Polish cities, Krakow's structures survived WWII virtually untouched. That is why Krakow is included on UNESCO's list of World Heritage Sites. This lively and beautiful city is easy to explore and its people are friendly and welcoming.
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The College at Brockport (SUNY)
Experiencing the New Europe
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Experiencing the New Europe is a three-week international summer program, which combines classroom study with on-site experiential learning to explore cultural, political and economic transformation in the newly integrated Europe. Through its interactive curriculum, Experiencing the New Europe, studies how large processes of geopolitical change (the fall of Communism, democratization, European integration) play out in the local setting of a large European city and its inhabitants.
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Central European Education and Cultural Exchange (CEECE)
CEECE in Krakow at Jagiellonian University
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Don't sit home this summer, study in Poland's historic capital of Krakow at Jagiellonian University with CEECE! Krakow is a safe, historic, cultural paradise with a great nightlife!
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Catholic University of America - Columbus School of Law
International Business and Trade Summer Law Program
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Summer 2010 marks the 19th year of our six-week cross-cultural summer law program co-hosted by the 14th century Jagiellonian University of Cracow. Polish and American students live and study together in one of Europe's most beautiful cities.
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Greenheart Travel
Independent Homestay in Poland
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Embark on the adventure of a lifetime - become an American exchange participant! You can travel to Spain, Ireland, Australia, France or many other exciting destinations that we have available. Take advantage of our summer or semester study abroad programs.
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Study Abroad Poland, Inc. - Low Cost Programs
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We have the lowest prices and the best academic offerings in Poland. Spend the summer in Warsaw, Krakow, Wroclaw, or Torun. Earn college credit while you explore the country!
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American University School of International Service
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This program is designed for students interested in Central and Eastern Europe, the European Union, identity formation in Europe, and the modern-day legacies of the Holocaust and Communism.
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University of Minnesota Duluth
General Microbiology in Poland
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General Microbiology, a 4 semester credit lecture/laboratory course presented at the University of Wroclaw. The course includes: microbial cell structure, metabolism, nutrition, growth, and genetics; structure and pathogenicity of viruses; microbial taxonomy and diversity, microbial diseases and immunity; and applied and environmental microbiology (medical, food, aquatic, and soil microbiology).
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Popabroad
Hatch-International Work Program in Lodz
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Earn a Certificate in Project Management from a business school in London
Get international work experience
Establish a network of contacts, which can be useful for your future career
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Wroclaw University of Economics
Summer School Poland
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Lead topic - Business On the Edge - Thriving in Uncertain Times. Covers one week of Managing under Uncertainty and one week of Contemporary Finance. Interactive lectures, workshops, business simulation game.
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Documentary Filmmakers Group
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An intensive documentary training course run in Poland run by Documentary Film Group from London. Emphasis on independent production and hands-on training. Max number per course is 16. Each student writes, shoots and edits their very own short film, also working in small teams on other films.
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Villanova University
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Three-week, three-credit summer program open to all undergraduate business majors and MBA students, providing a practical introduction to the business practices, society and economics of Poland.
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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Lublin: Polish Language and Culture
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Students may attend from 2 to 5 weeks and earn between 2 and 5 credits of Polish language taught at all skill levels in the School of Polish Language and Culture at the Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski (KUL-Catholic University of Lublin). They may earn additional credit by choosing intensive or highly intensive language courses or earn 6 credits in 3 weeks by taking Polish culture (3 credits) and Polish language (3 credits) courses.
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University of Kansas
Poland Summer Language Institute
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The six-week program offers an intensive Polish language course and courses in Polish art, history, music, film, literature, and government. Students take a placement test on the first program day to determine their knowledge of Polish. The Intensive Polish Language course (3-5 hours a day) is designed to build a firm linguistic foundation. Since students from all over the world and speaking various languages come to study, all language classes are conducted primarily in Polish.
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University of Minnesota Duluth
Plant Physiological Ecology In Poland
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The program is geared for biology majors and minors, cell and molecular biology majors and environmental science/studies majors.
The course offered is BIOL 4807 Plant Physiological Ecology (4 credits) a lecture/laboratory/field course presented at the University of Wrocław’s Institute of Plant Biology in Wrocław and the Storczk Ecological Field Station near the village of Karpacz in the Karkonosz Mountains. All instruction will be in English by Polish faculty. The program is geared for biology majors and minors, cell and molecular biology majors and environmental science/studies majors.Students will also receive 4-6 hours of introduction to the language, geography, culture, and history of Poland (no credit).
Location Information
The city of Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia, is located in southwest Poland. It is the fourth largest city in Poland with a population of 650,000. The city is at the foot of the Sudety Mountains along the banks of the Odra River. Odra’s many tributaries and canals help to form one of the country’s most beautiful cities, complete with 12 islands and 112 bridges. Wroclaw is interspersed with many green parks and open spaces, including Szczytnicki Park, which contains 370 species of trees and shrubs and a Japanese garden.
Plant Physiological Ecology: 4-credit, integrated lecture/laboratory/field course offered at the Institute of Plant Biology in Wrocław and Storczk Ecological Field Station in the Karkonosz Mountains along the Polish-Czech Republic border. The course will consider physiological mechanisms, which individual plants, plant populations, and plant communities have evolved in response to their environment. All instruction in English by Institute faculty.
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LEXIA International
LEXIA Summer in Krakow
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This program integrates students into local culture & community via language, history, politics, etc. Instruction is in English and Polish.
Transfer credit through Western Washington University.
Orientation abroad
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Center for American Law - Catholic University of Lublin
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The program is focoused on Human Rights, EC Law and Comparative Law. This is a unique opportunity to spend part of summer vacations in medieval Lublin and study in an international environment.
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Northwestern University
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Northwestern University invites student to spend thier summer exploring the vibrant city of Krakow, Poland! Krak w is well known for its artisans, poets, cafes, and Jagiellonian University, which is home to our Northwestern program.
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The Cracovia Academy of Polish Language & Culture
Polish Language Courses
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Are you interested in a first visit to Krakow and want to experience more than the average tourist? Have you been to Poland before and want to experience more? If you really want a better, more intimate knowledge of Krakow, Poland or Polish culture the key is in the language. Being able to communicate in Polish and understand the Polish language will open countless doors in Poland.
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Sam Houston State University
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There will be lectures, held at various locations, on the history of the legal system in Poland; the criminal justice system in Poland; police organization and management; police training; the courts; correctional system; crime in Poland; community policing; human rights issues; victimology; scientific approaches to criminal investigation.
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Department of International Polish Studies, Jagiellonian University
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Each summer, Krak w and the Department of International Polish Studies play host to foreign students within the framework of the Summer Study Abroad Programme. The Summer Programme is an intensive 6-week course of study dealing in Polish studies in an interdisciplinary manner.
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North Carolina State University
Poland
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Students must take at least one out of three available courses: ALS 495 Agriculture in the History of Poland, BIT 466 Animal Cell Culture Techniques, BCH 220 Biotechnology and Society.
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International School of Polish Language and Culture in Cracow
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Intensive two-week courses of Polish language, designed for students of all levels of proficiency. Since 1997 more than 2000 satisfied participants from all over the world. Best quality and competitive fees!
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Glossa School of Polish Language and Culture
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The teaching focuses on the four main areas of language learning: reading, listening, writing and speaking - to develope students' confidence in the Polish language.
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