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����Ϸ���� Prague, located within the historic medieval walls of Vyšehrad atop one of the city’s highest hills, serves as a vibrant hub where most students take classes exclusively. This unique setting fosters a close-knit community and creates a strong sense of connection, making it the natural focal point of an unforgettable study abroad experience in Prague. 

Charles University 
Charles University is the oldest university in Central Europe and was founded in 1348 by King Charles IV of Bohemia. ����Ϸ���� Prague partners with the Faculty of Arts (East and Central European Studies program) and the Faculty of Social Sciences (Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism). 

ARCHIP is the only school of architecture in Central Europe offering bachelor’s and master’s degrees in architecture and urban design taught entirely in English. Students can take up to six semester credits at ARCHIP. 

ADI was founded in 2014 and offers degree programs in visual arts and art direction in both Czech and English, with the goal of enabling its graduates to earn a living in the art market or in the creative industries. It offers instruction in photography, graphics, intermedia/multimedia, painting, and space/interior design, in addition to coursework in cultural anthropology and art, museum and gallery studies, and the psychology of art. 

FAMU is one of the preeminent film schools in Central Europe. It’s one of three schools that make up the Academy of Performing Arts and one of the oldest film schools in Europe. 

Prague is a good place to study abroad for students looking to gain valuable experience living and studying in a vibrant cultural and social environment. With a booming start-up scene, complex history, and flourishing media outlets, Prague has much to explore from its millennial history.

Read more: The Ultimate Guide to Studying Abroad in Prague

Prague is one of the safest cities a student could travel to for a study abroad program in Europe. As with any city, we advise students to stay aware of their surroundings, protect their belongings, and travel in groups when possible.

Prague is famous for its preserved castles, diverse architecture and museums, abundant nightlife, beautiful hikes, and more. Famous monuments within the city of Prague include Prague Castle from the 9th century, Charles Bridge, St. Vitus Cathedral, and Old Town Square.

Prague, Czech Republic, makes for a great study abroad destination because of the following reasons:

1. Its affordable cost of living
2. Central location in Europe
3. Unique historical context

With world-famous writers, historians, and universities calling this city home, Prague makes for an exciting study abroad location for students interested in business, arts, science, journalism, and more!

In order to ensure our students feel welcomed, supported, and empowered while studying abroad, ����Ϸ���� staff completes comprehensive diversity equity and inclusion (DEI) training. Staff provide students with advice, resources, and ongoing support both before and during their study abroad program in Prague.

For more detailed information on diversity in Prague, visit our Diversity in Prague page.

The cost of studying abroad in Prague varies depending on the specific program that you choose and how long you plan to study abroad for. For detailed cost information, we recommend researching each individual Prague study abroad program page.

For costs not included in your program’s outlined fees, it’s important to consider factors surrounding your individual journey while abroad.  

Read more: How Much Does it Cost to Study Abroad?

Yes, you can absolutely complete an internship abroad in Prague with ����Ϸ����. Our international internship programs allow college students to choose from a variety of full- and part-time internships abroad in a variety of fields, including manufacturing, finance, hospitality, healthcare, public policy, and more!

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