ISA Study Abroad in Prague, Czech Republic
Description
ISA offers programs at two universities in Prague: Charles University and the University of Economics Prague.At Charles University students will enjoy small class sizes with fellow ISA students as classmates. Classes are taught by Charles University professors in university facilities located in Prague 6. Subject areas include European Culture, History, Political Science and Liberal Arts.
At the University of Economics Prague, ISA students will study in the Central and East European Studies (CESP) division of the university alongside with other international students. Subject areas include International Business, Economics, Marketing, Finance and more.
At both universities all courses are instructed in English, with the exception of the Czech language courses. Gap Year Opportunities also available at Charles University.
Program Price Includes:
• Comprehensive Advising and Support
• Tuition at the Host University
• Official Transcript from Host University with ISA Cover Letter
• Housing
• Meals and Laundry Services
• Bridging Cultures Program
• Full-Time Resident Staff
• On-Site ISA Offices
• Computer and Internet Access
• Excursions
• The ISA Discovery Model
• Cultural Activities
• Medical Insurance
• Comprehensive Health, Safety and Security Support
• Airport Reception
• Visa Support
• Tutoring
• The Professional Development Toolbox
• Scholarship Opportunities
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