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The University of New York in Prague's reputation is growing rapidly among international students, and multinational employers. Highly qualified international students from around the world choose UNYP for
the best in international, English-language university education.

The University of New York in Prague offers international students a wonderful opportunity to experience one of the world's best kept medieval cities in the heart of Europe, and earn transfer credits towards their degree. Join our multinational group of professors and students in an intimate educational environment, and explore the rich history, the rapidly evolving present, and the dynamic future of this critical region.


Support to International Students

At UNYP we are all committed to making your transition to Prague as smooth as possible. For that reason our support starts from the day you contact us. Before making your choice, our designated staff members will guide you through your academic choices, visa and immigration requirements, travel information, accommodation, academic advice, and cost of living in Prague. Once you arrive in Prague, members of our staff are available to give advice, information and support in a wide range of topics.


International Student Office
 

Our International Student Office helps international students with all aspects of settling in Prague. This includes help with completing the necessary documents and paperwork required for visas or extensions, and guiding international students through the various procedures involved. For more information please click here

Accommodation

UNYP is currently able to find a variety of accommodation for students. For more information on our accommodation options, please click here

 


Transfer Options

Our programs are recognized and accredited by the Czech Ministry of Education, and the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools (US). The American Accreditation is through our associate university, the State University of New York, Empire State College (ESC).

This gives students a wide possibility of transfering credits back to their home campus. We advise students to check with their course advisors for full credit transfer confirmation.

We offer a variety of options for students wanting to develop their cultural experience and global awareness. International exposure and the development of friendship and networking opportunities provide participants with a distinct competitive edge in the job market of today's globalized economy.

  • Summer Courses - We offer two summer programs, in June and July, with an intensive focus. Students can complete two subjects within four weeks
  • One Semester (Spring or Fall) - Students can study between four and six subjects in one semester
  • One Year Transfer - Students can transfer for a full year (two semesters in Fall and Spring), or three if you decide to include the Summer program

Central European Studies  - Summer Program



The Central European Studies program takes place in one of the world's greatest open air museums: Prague. At the crossroads of Eastern and Western Europe, Prague's impeccably well-preserved architecture, spanning over a thousand years of medieval, baroque, and modern wonders, provides a breathtaking backdrop for the study of Central Europe's turbulent-yet-glorious history, and rapidly changing present.

The CES program has been specially designed for all with an interest in the diverse region of Central Europe. Candidates for the program comprise not only students at both undergraduate and graduate levels, but also members of the wider community with an interest in the area. It aims to provide students with a solid, contextual grounding in the history, politics and culture of the nations in the area, with particular emphasis on the Czech lands.

Interested applicants may include:
  • those with a particular interest in Central European affairs
  • those interested in Czech language and culture
  • those seeking an engaging academic program in a beautiful cultural environment
  • those currently living in the Czech Republic or Central Europe, who would like to gain a solid background in the history and current affairs of the region from expert instructors

All courses in the program meet the academic standards set by the University of New York in Prague. Students are expected to maintain these standards while enrolled in the Summer Program.

During the four week intensive program students may earn up to 6 fully transferable credits. Courses in the program focus on Central and Eastern European history, politics and culture, and include a rich variety of field trips and social activities. Students may also choose courses from the regular summer semester offerings for bachelor's degree students.
 

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Upcoming Events:March 2010
3/09Career Seminar - Session 1
The first part of a two part career Seminar will be presented by Alex Reidl on the 9th March from 6.00pm to 9.00pm in Classroom 41.
3/11Career Seminar - Session 2
The second part of a two part career Seminar will be presented by Alex Reidl on the 11th March from 6.00pm to 9.00pm in Classroom 41.
3/113 Things CEOs need to know about Crisis Management
Dr Michael Smith form LaSalle University will present a lecture on Crisis Management on 11th March from 6.00pm to 7.30pm in Computer Lab 1, 6th Floor Legerova 72.
3/23UNYP Career Day
UNYP will hold a Career Day on the 23rd March in Room 41, from 9.00am to 2.00pm. This is an excellent opportunity for students to meet company representatives and discuss internships or job opportunities.
3/30 - 4/01Job Days, Prague