Study Abroad Czech Republic

Study Abroad: Czech Republic - Summer
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CIEE
7 Custom House Street, 3rd Floor
Portland, ME 02116 USA
Phone: 1-800-40-STUDY / 1-207-553-7600
Where: Prague
When: Summer
CIEE Study Center at Charles University - Summer Program: This program exposes students to the rich cultural heritage of Europe, along with Prague and its history. Students learn in a city renowned for its concentration of cultural and academic activities that developed the unmistakable potential of Czech society. The program explores the very diverse outcomes of Czech culture that Prague presents: from a study of its art and architectural roots and exploration of the philosophical base on which it stands, to a discovery of the diverse aspects in which Czech culture augments the cultural heritage of the world.
Curriculum Highlights: The goal of the program is to provide a challenging academic program which gives students the opportunity to learn about subjects related to the region, and to provide the experience of living in the setting in which their studies are focused. Each session includes one weekend excursion as well as day excursions, which links to academic topics as well as a general focus on Czech culture.
Setting Description: The oldest university in Central Europe, Charles University was founded in 1348 by the Czech King Charles IV, and is the premier institution of higher education. Today, it makes use of more than a dozen facilities throughout the city and its environs and has no central campus. Because of its innumerable characteristic steeples, Prague is called the hundred-towered city.
Program Value: Unless otherwise indicated, the CIEE fee includes optional on-site meet and greet, tuition, housing, breakfast, orientation, cultural activities, local excursions, field trips, local transport pass, extracurricular programming, pre-departure advising, and insurance.*Fee Note: Breakfast only and local transport pass included.
Subjects Areas: Art Hist,Architecture,History,Linguistics,Jewish Studies,Philosophy,Political Science, Politics,Social_Sciences,Cultural/Regional Studies

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CEA - Cultural Experiences Abroad
1400 E Southern Ave, Ste B-108
Tempe, AZ 85282-8011 USA
Phone: 1-800-266-4441
Where: Prague
When: Semester, Summer, Year
New! Liberal Arts & Social Sciences: Study abroad on a CEA summer program in Prague. Earn 3 semester credit hours while taking Liberal Arts & Sciences courses instructed in English. This program is a 6-week program & also provides Czech Language course options.
Curriculum Highlights: This program is intended for students who wish to take a wide variety of electives while immersing themselves in the Czech culture. While at the Anglo-American College in Prague (AAVS) students take courses taught in English alongside Czechs, Americans and other Europeans. Choose your courses from a wide variety of subject areas such as Business & Management, History, Journalism, Politics and Sociology, Mathematics and Art History as well as Czech Language & Literature.
Setting Description: Largely unspoiled by the ravages of time, Prague has recently re-emerged as one of Europe's leading cities and is the Czech Republic's major economic and cultural center. With 600 years of remarkable architecture and a thriving social and cultural scene, Prague is the perfect location for a truly rewarding study abroad experience.
Program Value: No other provider offers you the CEA Passport, an online study abroad organizer personalized with your program details, deadline dates, personal advisor information, online payment options, and more! Just another reason why 93% of surveyed CEA alumni would refer us to their friends! CEA programs include exceptional service, tuition, fees, housing, meals plan options, transfer credit assistance, onsite staff, pre-departure information, onsite orientation, excursions, immersion activities, volunteer opportunities, airport reception, and much more. CEA also awards several study abroad scholarships. For dates, prices, and other program information visit www.GoWithCEA.com, and don't forget to create a CEA Account to receive up-to-date and personalized information!
Subjects Areas: Anthropology,Art History,Business, Administration, Commerce, Management Communications (Journalism, Mass Media),Computer_Science,Economics ,Finance ,History ,Humanities ,Liberal Arts (misc. Arts and Science) ,Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations ,Mathematics ,Philosophy ,Photography ,Political Science, Politics ,Psychology ,Religious Studies ,Social_Sciences ,Sociology ,Statistics,,

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Central European Education and Cultural Exchange
2956 Florence Dr SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49418 USA
Phone: 1-800-352-9845
Where: Prague
When: Summer
CEECE: Don't sit home this summer, study in an 18th century palace in Prague! Central European Education and Cultural Exchange offers this exciting 6-9 semester hour program that includes excursions throughout the Czech Republic!
Curriculum Highlights: Students choose 2-3 courses in humanities, social sciences, business or law.
Setting Description: The campus is housed in a restored 18th century palace just footsteps from the Charles Bridge and under the prague castle. Students can enjoy their studies while immersed in the history, art, architecture, and culture of Prague.
Program Value: CEECE's program fee includes tuition and fees, textbooks, accommodation, orientation week, a resident director in Prague, scheduled CEECE events in Prague and excursions throughout the Czech Rep, and a local transportation pass.
Subjects Areas: Accounting,Business Administration, Commerce, Management,Computer_Science,Creative Writing,Economics,Finance,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,History,Humanities,Information Systems,International Relations,International Studies,Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations,Mathematics,Political Science, Politics,Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies),Social_Sciences,Statistics,Architecture,Art/Fine Arts,Art Hist,Communications (Journalism, Mass Media),Comparative Literature,Cultural/Regional Studies,Human Resource Management,Interdisciplinary,Labor and Industrial Relations,Legal Studies,Pre-Law,Psychology,Public Administration, Public Policy, Government,Radio, Television and Film,Religious Studies,Sociology

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Central European Education and Cultural Exchange (CEECE)
2956 Florence Dr SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49418 USA
Phone: 1-800-352-9845
Where: Czech Republic
When: Summer
International Business and Marketing in Central Europe : The program has two main goals: to provide a rigorous academic program in International Business and International Marketing in Central Europe with hands-on site visits to businesses, and to build valuable cross-cultural skills by living in an international setting.
Curriculum Highlights: Students earn credit for MGT 325 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS and MKT 318 INTERNATIONAL MARKETING. The academic program earns students 6 semester hours of credit. (*equivalent to 9 quarter hours for those on a term schedule). The program is designed to give every student a thorough theoretical understanding of international business and international marketing through lectures, as well as a practical understanding through applied learning with site visits to businesses.
Setting Description: The program spends one week in Prague, the Czech Republic, one week in Bratislava, Slovakia, and one week in Budapest, Hungary.
Program Value: Program includes tuition and fees, required textbooks & reading materials, an official transcript, airport pick-up on the scheduled arrival day, orientation, a Resident Director, scheduled CEECE events and excursions, accommodation for the duration of the program, transportation to and from scheduled site visits, transportation to Bratislava, Budapest, and back to Prague as scheduled and as a group.
Subjects Areas: Administration (Hospitality, Tourism, Sports),Business, Administration, Commerce, Management,Economics,Finance,Human Resource Management,International Studies,Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations,

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CET Academic Programs
1920 N Street NW, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036-1601 USA
Phone: 1-800-225-4262
Where: Prague
When: fall/spring/summer
Jewish Studies and Central European Studies in Prague: CET offers two programs in Prague: Jewish Studies and Central European Studies. Both programs offer interesting courses with dynamic professors, a wide variety of activities and excursions, social activities with Czech and international students, lectures, museum visits, and much more.
Curriculum Highlights: Courses in English on Jewish history, literature and the Holocaust, as well as courses in Central European Area Studies and Czech language. Students participate in a community service practicum, a wide variety of activities, study trips, and more.
Setting Description: The programs are based at Charles University in Prague.
Subjects Areas: History,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,Economics,Jewish Studies,,Internship Programs,International Studies,International Relations,Religious Studies,Art Hist

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European Study Abroad Center
82 Dutton Ave.
San Leandro, CA 94577 USA
Phone: 510.638.7537
Where: Prague
When: July 9-August 5, 2006
International Business: European Study Abroad Center, (ESAC), hosts a four week study abroad program in July and August in summer 2006, located in Prague, Czech Republic with weekend excursions to beautiful Vienna, Austria and exciting Bratislava, Slovakia built in at no extra cost.
Curriculum Highlights: Class sessions will be held in the mornings followed by lunch and afternoon site visits to business and industry. Some site visits are scheduled, while others will be arranged based upon an individual students interest.
Setting Description: While Western European countries continue to be a traditional destination for undergraduate and graduate students studying abroad, Central and Eastern European countries have become popular. Prague remains one of the most popular destinations for students to participate in educational programs.
Program Value: Program includes all accommodation with modern, well equipped kitchen facilities, for credit academic courses, breakfasts and most lunches, all transportation (except flights to Prague), excursions to Austria and Slovakia and an overnight stay in a small village in Bohemia.
Subjects Areas: Global Marketing,Czech Language and Culture,European Union Studies,Business Administration, Commerce, Management,International Studies,Environmental Sciences (Marine, Atmospheric, Meterology)

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Florida State University
FSU International Programs, A5500 University Center
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2420 USA
Phone: 1-800-374-8581: 1- (850) 644-3272
Where: Prague
When: summer
CZECH REPUBLIC: PRAGUE: Visiting the campus of Charles University, founded in 1348, students will witness the traditions of one of Central Europe's oldest and most prestigious institutions. The program opens to them an absorbing international and intercultural perspective on a wide array of aesthetic, historical, political, and social issues.
Curriculum Highlights: In courses taught by faculty from Charles University as well as from Florida State University, students garner a keen perspective on both timely and historical issues. Augmenting coursework are field trips to the city's many historical sites and museums, as well as excursions to other landmarks.
Setting Description: Located in the heart of Central Europe, the Czech Republic shares borders with Germany, Poland, Slovakia, and Austria: multidirectional opportunities for students' personal weekend travel. Students typically stay in comfortable, suite-style dormitory accommodations-two single rooms with some shared facilities-centrally located in Prague.
Program Value: Fee includes: all registration and instructional costs for up to 9 undergraduate or 6 graduate credit hours; housing; continental breakfast; program excursions and activities; public transport card; health insurance; international student ID card; T-shirt or cap; full-time academic and administrative support.
Subjects Areas: Architecture,Art Hist,Art/Fine Arts,Criminal Justice,Humanities,Political Science, Politics,Social Work

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University of Miami
5050 Brunson Drive, Allen Hall 212
Coral Gables, FL 33124-1610 USA
Phone: 305-284-3434
Where: Prague
When: Early July - Mid August 2005,
Prague Journalism Writing Program: Students will be focusing on people, places, events, and culture in Prague, the Czech Republic, and other accessible locations.
Curriculum Highlights: Through readings and writing assignments, the course will develop and enhance news gathering and journalistic writing skills. Students can take either 1 or 2 of the courses, both of which are taught by UM Communications professor, Bruce Garrison
Setting Description: Students stay in a youth hostel in shared rooms. Each two rooms share a kitchen and bathroom.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies,Creative Writing

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University of Miami
5050 Brunson Drive, Allen Hall 212
Coral Gables, FL 33124-1610 USA
Phone: 305-284-3434
Where: Prague
When: June 29 - August 6, 2005
Photography and Design in Prague: Students will concentrate on posters, magazine spreads, brochures and flyers. Students will be able to compare what is happening in design in Eastern Europe as well as South Florida.
Curriculum Highlights: CNJ 595, Section 83 is a graphic design class for students to improve their design techniques.CNJ 595, Section 84 is a class that allows students to work with digital cameras and lenses that they provide to work on content, composition, depth-of-field and focal point of their photographs
Program Value: Students will work on using lines, color, and action to create photographs that make you stop, take a look, and think. Between the projects and daily assignments students should have 10-12 new pieces for their portfolios.
Subjects Areas: Communications, Photography, DesignPhotography

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University of Miami
5050 Brunson Drive, Allen Hall 212
Coral Gables, FL 33124-1610 USA
Phone: 305-284-3434
Where: Prague
When: June 29 - August 6, 2005
Photography and Design in Prague: Students will concentrate on posters, magazine spreads, brochures and flyers. Student will be able to compare what is happening in design in Eastern Europe as well as South Florida.
Curriculum Highlights: CNJ 595, Section 83 is a graphic design class for students to improve their design techniques.CNJ 595, Section 84 is a class that allows students to work with digital cameras and lenses that they provide to work on content, composition, depth-of-field and focal point of their photographs
Program Value: Students will work on using lines, color, and action to create photographs that make you stop, take a look, and think. Between the projects and daily assignments students should have 10-12 new pieces for their portfolios.
Subjects Areas: Communications, Photography, DesignPhotography

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University of New Orleans
Education Bldg, Room Number 114,2000 Lakeshore Drive
New Orleans, LA 70148 USA
Phone: 1-504-280-7318
Where: Prague
When: Summer, Semester, Year
Prague Summer Seminars: 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.
Curriculum Highlights: Classes are taught in English by renowned US and international faculty and include Literature, Music, Photography, Architecture, Philosophy, History, Political Science and more. Weekend field trips to Vienna and Brno in Southern Moravia, and weekly film lecture series, excursions, and more.
Setting Description: Let yourself be inspired by Prague's rich cultural history, the heritage of generations of artists and thinkers, and the simple, old-world beauty of its cobble-stoned alleys, grandiose squares, romantic bridges, and towering Hradčany castle.
Program Value: The University of New Orleans' Prague Summer Seminars offers one of the best values in study abroad. The program cost includes tuition for six credit hours, health insurance, airport pick-up, walking tours and class excursions, and opening and closing reception.
Subjects Areas: Arts (other),Photography,Art/Fine Arts,Art-History,Area Studies,Fine Arts,Humanities,Liberal Arts,Music,Architecture,Education,EnglishLiterature,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,Health Sciences,History,Interdisciplinary,Linguistics,Philosophy,Political Science, Politics,Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies),Women's Studies,Film, Radio, Television

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University of Toronto - Woodsworth College
International Summer Programs119 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1A9 Canada
Phone: 1-416-978-8713
Where: Brno, Vienna, Prague, Budapest
When: Summer
Summer Program in Central Europe: The University of Toronto offers regular university credit courses for 4 to 7 weeks in the summer in England, France, Germany, Italy, Hong Kong, Egypt, Australia, Mexico, and Central Europe (Czech Republic, Austria, Hungary). Students from any North Americian university is welcome to participate.
Curriculum Highlights: Course in European Studies/Political Science. This program will be based in Brno (Czech Republic) with over night field trips to the Imperial Cities of Budapest (Hungary), Vienna (Austria), and Prague (Czech Republic).
Setting Description: Witness the Rebirth of Europe's Imperial Cities - Central Europe was the heart of Europe's artistic, intellectual, and cultural development prior to World War II. Europe's Imperial Cities are known for their breathtaking baroque, gothic, and renaissance architecture and passion for the arts.
Program Value: Visit Brno, Budapest, Vienna, and Prague.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies,History,Political Science, Politics

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American Institute for Foreign Study
River Plaza, 9 West Broad Street
Stamford, CT 06902-3788 USA
Phone: 1-800-727-24371-203-399-5158
Where: Prague
When: Summer
AIFS in Prague / International Business and Finance in Europe: Five weeks in Prague for 3-6 credits from courses at Charles University. A four-day field trip in the Czech Republic is included as well as ongoing cultural activities.
Curriculum Highlights: Courses except language courses are taught in English. Czech language study is optional. Budget travel options while abroad and the chance to meet students from 500 different universities. Alumni can join our community of alumns.
Setting Description: Often compared to Paris in the 20s, Prague is a cultural as well as governmental capital. Students interested in international politics, economics or culture will find Prague a stimulating place to live and study.
Program Value: Tuition, housing and meals, plus extras like: round trip air fare with flexible return option, extensive pre-departure counseling, excursion to Vienna and field trip in the Czech Republic, many excursions and activities, public transportation pass, and more.
Subjects Areas: Economics,Political Science, Politics,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,Art Hist,Film, Radio, Television,History

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College Consortium for International Studies (CCIS)
2000 P Street, NW Suite 503
Washington, DC 20036 USA
Phone: 1-800-453-6956
Where: Prague
When: Summer
CCIS Summer in the Czech Republic: The CCIS program offers students interested in an international experience the opportunity to study business and humanities. All courses are taught in English.
Setting Description: The campus of Anglo-Americka Vysoka Skola is located in the heart of Mala Strana, one block from the Charles Bridge. The college is housed in a restored 18th-century palace of the Knights of Malta. With a diverse student body, AAVS offers a western-style education experience that is unique in Prague
Program Value: Program costs include tuition, fees, orientation, and health insurance.
Subjects Areas: Humanities,Business Administration, Commerce, Management

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LEXIA International
23 South Main Street
Hanover, NH 03755 USA
Phone: 1-800-775-3942 or 1-603-643-9898
Where: Prague
When: Summer
LEXIA Summer Program in Prague: The castled city of Prague has awakened from a 40-year slumber behind the Iron Curtain and is reclaiming its reputation as one of the most fascinating cities in Europe.
Setting Description: This 1,000 year-old capital Czech Republic looks much like it did when Mozart, Kafka, Rilke, and other members of the cultural and intellectual elite of Bohemia were drawn to the cafes, theaters, salons, and studios that flourished among the cobblestones and gothic spires of Old World Prague.
Subjects Areas: Anthropology,Art Hist,Comparative Literature,Creative Writing,Economics,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,Geography,History,Humanities,International Relations,International Studies,Internship Programs,Liberal Arts (misc. A & S),Political Science, Politics,Social_Sciences,Sociology,Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies)

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SUNY New Paltz
The Center for International Programs, 75 S. Manheim Blvd Suite 9
New Paltz, NY 12561-2443 USA
Phone: 1-845-257-3125
Where: Prague
When: Summer
Summer Dance Program in Prague: 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.
Setting Description: Prague is one of the most beautiful cities of Europe. Its unique beauty is guarded on two sides by ancient castles, located on rocks above the Vlatava river. They call Prague "mother of cities", "Hundred-spired Prague". Prague stays in your memory forever. Beautiful, mysterious, exciting, and full of people from all over the world.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies,Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance,

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University Studies Abroad Consortium
University of Nevada Reno/323
Reno, NV 89557-0093 USA
Phone: 1-866-404- USAC (8722)
Where: Prague
When: Summer
Politics, Culture and Art: 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 oppurtunity to immerse yourself in the intricacies of Czech culture and geography.
Curriculum Highlights: Students will be able to take courses in art, architecture, political science, culture, Czech language, literature, music, history, and sociologyt all with a focus on the cultural and historical richness of Prague and Central Europe.
Setting Description: Prague is an enchanting city, located on the banks of the Vltava River, and has existed for more than a millennium with much to offer in both ancient and modern amenities. Prague is situated in the middle of the Czech Republic, and in just a few hours you can be in Germany, Austria, Slovakia or Poland.
Program Value: Program fees include tuition, housing, health insurance, orientation and field trips.
Subjects Areas: Art Hist,Comparative Literature,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,History,Political Science, Politics,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,Jewish Studies,,Cultural/Regional Studies,Anthropology,Music

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New York University, Tisch School of the Arts
721 Broadway, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10003-4475 USA
Phone: 212-998-1500212-998-15161-212-998-9175
Where: Prague
When: Fall
Fall Directing Semester in Prague: Designed in collaboration with FAMU (The Prague Film and Television Academy of the Performing Arts), this program invites applications from students with a serious interest and deep passion for the directing and cinematography aspects of filmmaking.
Subjects Areas: Art Hist,Radio, Television and Film

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Antioch University in Los Angeles
13274 Fiji Way
Marina Del Ray, CA 90292 USA
Phone: 1-888-873-8867
Where: Prague
When: Summer
MFA in Creative Writing: 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.
Subjects Areas: Art/Fine Arts,Comparative Literature,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,EnglishLiterature,Radio, Television and Film

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Auburn University
401 Lowder Business Building
Auburn University, AL 36849-5241 USA
Phone: 334.844.6516
Where: Prague, Czech Republic and Budapest, Hungary
When: Summer
Central European Studies Program: 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.
Subjects Areas: Business Administration, Commerce, Management

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Auburn University
401 Lowder Business Building
Auburn University, AL 36849-5241 USA
Phone: 334.844.6516
Where: Prague
When: Summer 2006
Central European Studies Program: The Central European Studies Program provides the opportunity to study strategic management in the Czech Republic and Hungary. Strategic management concepts will come to life through company visits and candid discussions with business leaders in small group settings.
Curriculum Highlights: The focus of this program is Strategic Management, and all students are strongly encouraged to enroll in Strategic Management. However, students who may not have the necessary prerequisites would be allowed in the program and take the Readings in Management for 3 credit hours.
Setting Description: Auburn. From June 26 through June 30, we will meet in Auburn in an intensive classroom setting.Budapest, Hungary. From July 2 to July 9, we will stay in Budapest.Czech Republic. From July 10 to July 23, we will stay in Prague.
Program Value: The program is an excellent value.
Subjects Areas: Business, Administration, Commerce, Management,

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CET Academic Programs
1920 N Street, NW, Suite 200
Washington, DC 20036 USA
Phone: 1-800-225-4262
Where: Prague
When: fall / spring / summer
Central European Studies in Prague: Spend an exciting spring, summer or fall term delving into Central Europe's rich history and culture. Students will gain a strong and nuanced appreciation of the region's arts, architecture and literature, as well as its complex political and economic transitions, through exciting courses and CET's exclusive extracurricular activities and excursions.
Curriculum Highlights: The multi-disciplinary curriculum provides an opportunity to examine Central Europe holistically. Courses are taught in English and are offered in history, politics, literature, film, Czech language, and much more.
Setting Description: The program is based at Charles University, the oldest university in Central Europe. Students live in apartments in a Czech residential building.
Subjects Areas: History,Economics,Political Science, Politics,Religious Studies,Architecture,Foreign (non-English) Language and Literature,Humanities,

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CETC: Central European TEFL Certificate
Boleslavska 456
Nymburk 288 02 Czech Republic
Phone: 00 420 607 945 685
Where: Prague
When: monthly
Central European TEFL Certificate: CETC is a high-quality and very cost-effective TEFL certificate program providing our graduates with the training and qualifications currently required to teach English worldwide. As an integral part of your learning process, CETC students receive daily Czech instruction, which bolsters your understanding of how a foreign language is learned, while helping you become a more empathetic TEFL teacher.
Curriculum Highlights: Intensive 4-week course with an overview of the latest teaching methodologies and techniques currently used in the TEFL profession.
Setting Description: The four-week program -- which takes place in a relaxed and picturesque provincial setting near Prague -- gradually acclimatizes you to the challenges, practicalities and personal rewards of living and working in the Czech Republic and Central Europe.
Program Value: The cost of the course includes books, tuition, airport pick-up, and accommodation in Nymburk for the duration of the course.
Subjects Areas: English As a Second Language,Education

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Collegium Hieronymi Pragensis
Jungmannova 9
Praha 1 110 00 Czech Republic
Phone: 011+ 420-2-96245059
Where: Prague
When: Academic Year, Fall Semester, Spring Semester, Summer,
Overview: Academically rigorous European Studies complemented with an extensive immersion program.
Subjects Areas: Art Hist,Comparative Literature,Economics,EnvironmentalStudies,Foreign (non-English) Languages and Literature,Geography,History,Humanities,International Relations,Internship Programs,Jewish Studies,Political Science, Politics,Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies),Sociology,Women's Studies,Cultural/Regional Studies,Radio, Television and Film

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DARTMORE Institute
D u k e l s k y c h h r d i n u 4 7
Prague 7 , CZ 17000 Czech Republic
Phone: 011+420 233 344 931
Where: Prague
When: Fall, Spring, and Summer
Liberal Arts, Jewish Studies, Art and Architecture: The mission of the Dartmore Institute is to offer innovative study abroadprograms to university-age students the world over. We offer full semesteras well as three week study courses. We can also tailor individual programsto coincide with student interest and need.
Setting Description: All of the programs are based in Prague - a student's paradise, which hasbecome one of Europe's most vibrant centers of entertainment and culture.Students spend considerable time visiting other cities that typify theregional spirit of Central Europe, such as Krakow, Berlin and Vienna.
Program Value: Students gain a broad understanding and appreciation for Central Europethrough experiencing it first-hand by walking the streets of the region'smost beautiful historic centers, by studying the cultural, political andreligious landmarks of Central Europe.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies,Architecture,Art/Fine Arts,Art Hist,History,Humanities,Interior Design,Internship Programs,Jewish Studies,,LandscapeArchitecture,Liberal Arts (misc. A & S),Music,Philosophy,Sociology,Urban and Regional Planning, Town Planning, Planning,Women's Studies

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Dominican University of California
Office of International Student Services50 Acacia Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901-2298 USA
Phone: 1-415-257-1360
Where: Prague
When: Summer 2003
Study Program in the Czech Republic: 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.
Curriculum Highlights: Three semester units available through Dominican University of California summer school program.
Setting Description: The Czechs and Slovaks, who established Central Europe's most successful democracy in 1918, and again with the 1989 Velvet Revolution, have a 1000 year cultural and spiritual history largely unknown to Americans.
Program Value: Program fees include accommodations, and round-trip air fare.
Subjects Areas: Cultural/Regional Studies

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Eastern Michigan University
Office of Academic Programs Abroad103 Boone Hall
Ypsilanti, MI 48197 USA
Phone: 1-800-777-35411-734-487-2424
Where: Prague
When: Spring/Summer
Cultural History Tours: The Cultural History Tours are five and ten-week summer tours visiting Western Europe, the Mediterranean, the Iberian Peninsula or China and Tibet. All summer tour options offer courses and credit in art and history.
Curriculum Highlights: The Cultural History Tours are first and foremost academic travel programs. Because we follow an extensive travel itinerary, instructional delivery is very different from the pattern of fixed class time and standard contact hours of campus courses.
Setting Description: The Cultural History Tours offer an intense backpacking experience through multiple cities. Travel is via air, rail, ship, bus and metro. All intra-city travel is included in the program cost.
Program Value: The Cultural History Tours are interdisciplinary programs. The unique and ongoing dialogue between students and faculty is born in response to program experiences and activities. Our tours are designed to involve students in varied cultural experiences in key cultural centers.
Subjects Areas: Art History,Art/Fine Arts,History,

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Education Central Europe
5132 Gainsville Drive
Tampa, Fl
Where: Prague
When: Six week Summer Semester (June thru August)
The Summer Lecture Series in Prague: Transformation in Central Europe: This program is designed for undergrad students focusing on European or art history, world lit, architecture, poli sci, econ or intl studies. Students are enrolled in a themed lecture series featuring guest speakers from the leading edge of Czech and European politics, culture, & civil affairs.
Curriculum Highlights: Our primary benefit - what separates us from other Prague programs - is our exclusive lecture series built upon a new theme each summer. Each series is a unique event hosting discussions with eminent experts. Prior guests include the 1st Czechoslovak Foreign Minister and noted author Ivan Klima.
Setting Description: Prague, one of the oldest and most architecturally diverse cities in Europe, is a classroom without walls. It has stood nearly untouched by war or disaster, preserving a rich cultural history and stunning architectural variety. Our program is based in the 600 yr old complex of the Knights of Malta.
Program Value: This program is fully internationally accredited through Anglo American College. Equivalent/exchange credits are provided within the State of Florida University System via the University of South Florida. The unparalleled access to European leaders is complemented by field trips and class lectures.
Subjects Areas: Comparative Literature,Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local Studies, Regional Studies,History,Economics,Humanities,International Relations,International Studies,Jewish Studies,Liberal Arts (misc. Arts and Science),Museum Studies,Political Science, Politics,Russian and Slavic (Language, Literature, Studies),Religious Studies,Social_Sciences,Theater, Drama, Performing Arts, Dance,

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Emerson College
120 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116-4624 USA
Phone: 1-617-824-8567
Where: Prague
When: June 17 - July 18, 2005
Overview: Emerson College is offering a rewarding and unique film experience in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic. Rich in history, culture and beauty, Prague's attractions and landmarks will be the classroom for students' learning and experiences.
Curriculum Highlights: This four-week program offers students 8 credits of undergraduate or graduate coursework. The first course is a film studies course on the history and development of Czech and Slovak cinema with emphasis on the Czech New Wave, the most influential film movement of the post World War II era. The second course in Cinematic Language is a production course which involves an intensive, weeklong lighting and cinematography workshop on a sound stage and the scripting, casting, location scouting, acting, shooting, directing and editing of a 5 to 7 minute DV production.
Setting Description: Students will study on the campus of the Academy of Performing Arts for Film and Television (FAMU), one of the top three film schools on the European Continent.
Subjects Areas: Fil

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Emerson College
120 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116-4624 USA
Phone: 1-617-824-8567
Where: Prague
When: Summer 2006
Overview: Emerson College is offering a unique film experience in Prague, the Czech Republic capital. Rich in history, Prague's landmarks are the classroom for students' learning and experiences.
Curriculum Highlights: 8 credits of coursework are offered, including a film studies course on the history and development of Czech and Slovak cinema, and a second course in production which involves an intensive, weeklong lighting and cinematography workshop and the scripting, casting, location scouting, acting, shooting, directing and editing of a 7 minute DV production.
Setting Description: Students study on the campus of the Academy of Performing Arts for Film and Television (FAMU), one of Europe's top film schools.
Program Value: Students will be evaluated by FAMU and Emerson College faculty as they are given an intensive experience in production, scripting and editing at the Academy.Special tours are planned at Barrandov Studio's Jiri Trinka animation studios and discussions will feature Czech film directors.
Subjects Areas: Communications (Journalism, Mass Media),

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European Cultural History Tours - Eastern Michigan University
Office of Academic Programs Abroad 103 Boone Hall
Ypsilanti, MI 48197 USA
Phone: 1-800-777-3541 or 1-734-487-2424
Where: Prague
When: Summer
European Cultural History Tour: 40 and 80 day academic programs departing throughout May and June. The Summer programs have several options available.
Curriculum Highlights: Our tours are designed to involve students in varied cultural experiences in key cultural centers. We allow some time in major cultural capitals such as London, Paris, Florence, Lisbon, Madrid, Venice, Shanghai or Xian to enable students to further explore for themselves the cultural environment.
Setting Description: An intense interdiciplinary backpacking program via air, rail, boat, metro and bus. Participants see the countries through travel and accomodations chosen to provide students with a variety of experiences.
Program Value: The Cultural History Tours (CHTs) are a completely unique approach to university study abroad. These programs combine a thorough tour of major cultural and historical sites with intense academic study of the culture and history being experienced.
Subjects Areas: Art/Fine Arts,History

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European Study Abroad Center
82 Dutton Ave.
San Leandro, CA 94577 USA
Phone: 510.638.7537
Where: Prague
ESAC-Comparative Europe: Study in Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria, and Germany this summer with ESAC! Our International Business and Marketing program is designed for college students engaged in business, international business, marketing and entrepreneurship.
Curriculum Highlights: A typical day would look something like this: class will be held in the morning in a modern classroom facility, followed by lunch and afternoon site visit to Microsoft to listen to a senior level Microsoft manager talk about marketing strategies in Eastern Europe.
Setting Description: This program is located in Central Prague, close to tourist sites, shopping, and nightlife. Prague is known for being the city of 100 spires and from your dorm room, exploring Prague's treasures is moments away. Excursions to Slovakia, Austria and Gemany are built in at no extra cost!
Program Value: We offer: expertise in the region, high quality program at a bargain price. We specialize in: International Business and the European Union, Local transport package , cultural activities, Accommodation with meals,We are focused on fun- We provide weekend excursions at no extra cost.
Subjects Areas: Marketing, Advertising, Public Relations,Business Administration, Commerce, Management,German (Language, Literature, Studies),International Studies

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EUROPEUM Institute for European Policy
Rytirska 31
Prague 1, Czech Republic 10000 Czech Republic
Phone: + 420 221 610 209
Where: Prague
When: July 8 - July 18, 2006
European Summer School 2006 - Central Europe in the EU - Two Years After...: 10-days intensive program organized by one of the Czech Republic's best think tanks. The European Summer School 2006 will focus on the role, activities and impact of the new member states from Central Europe (Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia) in the enlarged European Union.
Curriculum Highlights: - Central European economies two years after accession- Central Europe and EU Foreign Policy: active players or passive observers- Central Europe within the European Union: From Regional to Global (In)security- Internal politics in the V4 countries: impact of the EU-membership
Setting Description: Situated in the historical centre of Prague.
Program Value: Included in the price is a tuition fee, reading materials, housing and 2 meals a day (breakfast and lunch), fieldtrips; cultural and special events
Subjects Areas: Economics,International Relations,International Studies,Legal Studies,Political Science, Politics,Public Administration, Public Policy, Government,Social_Sciences,

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Florida International University, College of Law
University Park GL434
Miami, Florida 33199 USA
Phone: 1-305-348-7595
Where: Prague
When: Summer Semester
Czech Study Abroad Program: Opportunity to experience the liberal arts in and out of the classroom. Literature, film, history, art, architecture, women's studies, Jewish Studies taught by Charles University professors and other renowned experts in their fields
Curriculum Highlights: Information provided as we live the experience in Karlovy Vary at the film festival, in Cesky Krumlov, a UNESCO protected World Heritage site, in Theresseinstadt concentration camp, in Moravian caves and villages, as well as 6 days in the mountains of the newly-formed country of Slovakia
Setting Description: The magnificent city of Prague is the home base where we are housed in a family-run hotel in the suburbs with easy access to the old city. As we travel in one of the most culturally diverse coutries in Europe, we will be staying in accomodations from chateaus to hunting lodges learning why the Czechs are considered the heart and soul of Europe.
Program Value: Students are given a unique opportunity to experience a land that has arisen from over 50 years of oppression at the hands of the Nazis and the Communists to assume its former position as a center of creative expression in the world. They will be able to experience first-hand the transition that is taking place in this part of the world as well as learn about the history of what the Czechs have contributed to world civilization.
Subjects Areas: Women's Studies, Literature, History,Political Science, Politics

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Florida International University, College of Law
University Park GL434
Miami, Florida 33199 USA
Phone: 1-305-348-7595
Where: Karlovy Vary and Prague
When: June 24- July 10 2005 Summer C
Karlovy Vary Film Festival Study Abroad Program: Participants will have the oppurtunity to learn about Prague and Czech history and culture, as well as to attend classes on Czech film given by the Dean of the famous Prague Film School.
Curriculum Highlights: Students will be given the opportunity to to tour the famed Barrandov Film Studios and possibly even watch films in production. On July 1, the program moves to Karlovy Vary, the Film Festival Site, where participants will be given special accreditation passes and will partake in all the exciting films and activities of the Festival for the next 10 days.
Setting Description: The first week of the program will be in Prague, then students will travel to the spa town of Karlovy Vary on the Czech-German border. Program participants will be accommodated in small hisoric hotels in both Prague and Karlovy Vary.
Program Value: Estimated costs include: accommodatons; film festival accreditation, tickets and lectures, in country transportation, and tours.
Subjects Areas: Czech Fil

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Fund for American Studies
1706 New Hampshire Ave., NW
Washington, DC 20009 USA
Phone: 1-860-572-5359
Where: Prague
When: Summer
American Institute on Political and Economic Systems: Sponsored by The Fund for American Studies, Georgetown University and Charles University Prague summer school on economics and politics for Americans, Central/East Europeans. Undergraduate and graduate academic credit available from Georgetown University. Scholarships available.
Setting Description: Charles University in Prague
Subjects Areas: Political Science, Politics,Economics

Georgia College and State University
International Services and Progs. OffCBX 049
Milledgeville, GA 31061 USA
Phone: 478-445-4789
Where: Hradec Kralove, Prague
When: May

Global Institute for Leadership and Civic Development
1902 E. Maxwell Lane
Denver, CO 80209 USA
Phone: 1-812-334-36841-303-765-2181
Where: Prague
When: Summer
Global Leadership Program: 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.
Curriculum Highlights: We offer specially designed courses which focus on issues of global importance: leadership, communication, international relations, and business. Courses include guest lectures from leaders in business, politics, education, and the community.
Setting Description: Home to Vaclav Havel and Forum 2000, Prague is a center for international debate and discussion. A Mecca of culture, there is literally something to do 24 hours a day.
Program Value: Our comprehensive program includes: academic courses, retreats, workshops, cultural activities, community service, and speakers. We strive to give participants individual attention throughout the program.
Subjects Areas: International Relations,Business Administration, Commerce, Management,Communication Sciences and Disorders (Audiology and Speech Pathology),Philosophy

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Global Institute for Leadership and Civic Development
213 S. Rogers Street
Bloomington, IN 47404 U.S.A.
Phone: 1-812-330-0913
Where: Prague
When: July 10-August 7
Global Leadership Program: The Seventh Annual Global Leadership Program is a comprehensive four-week program that includes: university courses, cultural activities, and community service. The program is open to undergraduate university students from around the world.
Curriculum Highlights: Participants obtain an introduction to leadership during Philosophies of Leadership course. You may also choose from other courses: Global BusinessSocial Policy and Welfare All courses are taught in English, and fully accredited. Each course is worth 3 US/6 ECTS semester credits.
Setting Description: We offer weekly cultural activities, including the Communist Museum, Radio Free Europe, and the renowned Czech cinema. Besides field trips, we allow you to work with members of the Czech community on service projects, and even visit the Czech countryside for a team building retreat!
Program Value: Our programs are comprehensive in nature, making us the first and only organization to incorporate all of the essential components: summer study abroad, academic courses, international participants, leadership training, and community service. We believe that you can change the world.
Subjects Areas: International Studies,International Relations,Business, Administration, Commerce, Management,Cultural, Population, Demographic Studies, Local ,Political Science, Politics,

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Malaspina University College
Liberal Studies Department, 900 Fifth Street
Nanaimo, , BC V9R 5S5 Canada
Phone: 1-250-740-6194
Where: Prague
When: Summer 2005
Liberal Studies Abroad - Czech Republic: A month-long interdisciplinary exploration of the emergence of Czech culture over the last two centuries, covering art, architecture, music, literature and science. Instruction is in the seminar format, with many relevant site-visits.
Curriculum Highlights: The music of Mozart, Smetana, Dvorak, Janacek; the writings of Kafka, Capek, Havel; the art of Kokoschka and others; the astronomy of Brahe and Kepler. Does not include Czech language teaching.
Setting Description: Hosted at Charles University in the beautiful Baroque city of Prague, the program will include visits to Cesky Krumlov, Brno and Terezin. Local guest lecturers are included.
Program Value: Will appeal to students who value independence of thought and an intense immersion experience in the overseas culture. No previous experience or specialised knowledge necessary.
Subjects Areas: Art History,Humanities,Interdisciplinary,Liberal Arts (misc. Arts and Science),Art Hist,Liberal Arts (misc. A & S)

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New York University
7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10003 USA
Phone: 1-800-771-4NYU xF01
Where: Prague
When: Summer
NYU in Prague: NYU in Prague provides students the opportunity to study history in the making. Prague is the cultural and intellectual center of the Czech Republic. Undergraduate and graduate courses are offered.
Curriculum Highlights: Classes introduce students to the rich history, culture, and language of the region, including modern Czech and Central European literature and culture, cinema, the art and architecture of Prague, history, politics and economics, and the history of European Jewry and the Holocaust.
Setting Description: The NYU Center is situated at Male Namesti in a 15th century building only steps from the Old Town Square and Prague's historic clock tower. All students are housed in the modern NYU dorm, a short commute from the NYU Center and the city center.
Program Value: Students experience this beautiful and historic city firsthand, through a program that is both academically challenging and well-rounded, with weekend excursions to small medieval villages and castles in Southern Bohemia and the World War II concentration camp, Terezin.

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North Carolina State University
7428 Maple Street
New Orleans, LA 70118 USA
Phone: 1-504-861-5467
Where: Prague
When: Summer
Summer Study in Prague: Study architecture, art and design with Czech designers, artists and architects in Prague, conducted in English.
Curriculum Highlights: Courses in art and design, architecture, and landscape architecture are offered as studios.
Setting Description: Students will be housed in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic.
Program Value: The program includes accommodations, tuition, work space, some materials, site visits, museum and gallery visits, in-city transportation, and excursions to Bohemia.
Subjects Areas: Art/Fine Arts,Architecture

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Northwestern University Slavic Department
1902 Sheridan Road, #204
Evanston, IL 60208 USA
Phone: 1-847/491-4750
Where: Prague
When: June 19, 2006 - Auguest 04, 2006
Northwestern University Summer in Prague: Prague is one of the most magnificent cities in the world and for six centuries it has remained nearly untouched by natural disaster or war, leaving intact stunning examples of the Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo, and Art Nouveau architectural styles.
Curriculum Highlights: Students will have the opportunity to study the Czech language, modern Czech film, the political transition from Communism to democracy, and the history of the Czech Republic.
Setting Description: Students will live in newly renovated dormitories in the center of Prague, and will visit Prague Castle, the medieval town of Cesky Krumlov in Southern Bohemia, the gothic monastery of Zlata Koruna, the 14th century silver mining town of Kutna Hora and more.
Program Value: The program price includes tuition, accommodation, daily breakfasts, and excursions.
Subjects Areas: Czech Language,Linguistics,History,Political Science, Politics,Film

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PCFE Film School
Karmelitska 18
Prague 118 00 Czech Republic
Phone: 00420257534013
Where: Prague
When: Summe
PCFE Film School: 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.
Curriculum Highlights: Intensive and hands on, each student will learn and has access to the tools of filmmaking. Taught by National Film Academy professors and internationally acclaimed film directors (Oscar and Cannes award-winners), students get top education in one of Europe's most beautiful capitals - Prague
Setting Description: PCFE Film School programs take place in the historic heart of Prague in a building equipped with facilities allowing each two students access to camera and editing equipment.
Program Value: Europe's leading summer filmmaking workshops.
Subjects Areas: Screenwriting, directing, cinematography (camera), editing and sound.Cultural/Regional Studies,Film, Radio, Television

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PENN Summer Abroad
3440 Market Street, Suite 100
Philadelphia, PA 19104-3335 USA
Phone: 1-215-746-6900
Where: Prague
When: Summer
PENN in Prague: For students interested in Central European culture or Jewish Studies, this program offers an insight into the rich history and urgent contemporary problems of this important region.
Curriculum Highlights: Courses offered are:Elementary Czech; Intermediate Czech; Central European Civilization; European Integration and Economic Transformation of Central East Europe; Jewish Rituals and Local traditions: Material Culture of Central European Jewry
Setting Description: Prague is one of the best preserved medieval cities of Europe and is a major center of Central Europe (the region between Germany and Russia), one of the most intriguing areas of the Continent

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Pennsylvania State University - The Netherlands and Czech Republic
103 Weaver Building
University Park, PA 16802-6204 USA
Phone: 814-865-8939
Where: Amsterdamn, Prague
When: Summer
Overview: 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.
Subjects Areas: History

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Transitions Online
Chlumova 22
Prague, Czech Republic 130 00 Czech Republic
Phone: 011+420 222 780 805
Where: Prague
TOL Summer 2005 Foreign Correspondent Training Course: Participants will spent two weeks learning how to be a foreign correspondent from people who work as ones for major U.S. and European media.TOL is the host and organizer of this summer course, which is designed to prepare university-level students for careers in international journalism.
Curriculum Highlights: Lecturers and TOL staff members will talk about how they got their start and the lessons they've learned working in print,broadcast,and Internet journalism.During the second week,you'll tackle a reporting assignment in Prague.You will be assigned to cover a story and will spend two,three days on it.
Setting Description: The course will take place in the center of Europe,in a beautiful city of Prague with a lot of interesting stories to cover. We plan a wide range of cultural and social events, including a daytrip to the medieval castle of Karlstejn and a boat cruise on Prague's winding Vltava River
Program Value: Participants hail from several countries and offer an international mix of views on the media and foreign affairs, providing you the chance to form lifelong friendships and make professional contacts with people who are heading toward careers as journalists in the world's most newsworthy places
Subjects Areas: Journalism and Foreign Correspondenc

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University of San Diego
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA 92110 USA
Phone: 1-619-260-4896
Where: Munich and Prague
When: Summer (July 16 - August 17)
MBA Courses (AACSB accredited): 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.
Subjects Areas: Business Administration, Commerce, Management,Economics

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University of San Francisco, School of Law
2130 Fulton Street
San Francisco, CA 94117-1080 USA
Phone: 1-415-422-6586
Where: Prague
When: July 13 - August 5
Summer Study in Prague at Charles University: 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.
Curriculum Highlights: Central European Business and Financial Law, Introduction;European Union Law I , Structure and Institutions;European Union Business and Trade Law, Current Issues;International Human Rights: UN Standards and Procedures;Human Rights In Central Europe; Development of the Law of Accountability for War Crimes: Nazi Genocide to al-Qaida Terrorism and Returning the Rule of Law to Central Europe.
Subjects Areas: Legal Studies

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University of West Bohemia
Univerzitni 8
Plzen 306 14 Czech Republic
Phone: 011+420-37-763-5720
Where: Plzen
When: July
International Summer Language School: 3 weeks intensive language course. Native speakers.
Curriculum Highlights: Six languages offered: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian and Czech for foreigners.
Setting Description: Students will be provided by accomodation, board, culture programme and study materials. All participants will receive attendance certificates.
Program Value: More than 600 participants from all the world participated in 2002. Interactive and multicultural comunication.

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Western Michigan University
1903 W Michigan Ave
Kalamazoo, MI 49008-5331 USA
Phone: 1-269-387-25941-616-387-1000
Where: Prague
When: July 2 to July 29, 2005
The Prague Summer Program in Creative Writing, Photography, and Cultural Studies: 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."
Curriculum Highlights: Two- and four-week creative writing workshops in fiction, poetry, playwriting and creative non-fiction; photography; and Central European culture studies taught by internationally acclaimed writers, scholars and photographers.
Setting Description: Unmarked by the wars and brutal occupations it has suffered, Prague is considered by many to be the most beautiful European city. All classes are conducted at the Charles University Faculty of Arts main building on Jana Palacha square, just a few blocks from Prague's gorgeous Old Town Square.
Program Value: Up to six hours of advanced undergraduate or graduate credit may be earned from Western Michigan University by attending the Prague Summer Program. Scholarship, fellowship, and tuition/fee information available.
Subjects Areas: Creative Writing,Cultural/Regional Studies,Photography

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