Application Instructions for Prague-CIEE-Summer Program Indiana University co-sponsors three separate Prague-CIEE summer programs. IU students select one course per 4-week session, for a total of 8 weeks (two sessions) and 6 credits abroad. 1. Select the courses you plan to take in each session (either Sessions I and II or Sessions II and III). IU course equivalencies are listed in the table below. Syllabi are available at the CIEE program pages linked below. •
IU students need to apply to the relevant Prague-CIEE summer program(s) in order to be able to register for the classes listed below.
2. Continue with the CIEE application instructions on page 2. Central European Studies
Communication, New Media, and Journalism
Psychology
Sessions I and II (May 13 – July 8) – OR – Sessions II and III (June 10 – August 3) First 4-week Class (Choose 1) Second 4-week Class (Choose 1) Third 4-week Class (Choose 1) May 13 – June 10 June 10 – July 8 July 8 – August 3 Contemporary Czech Culture: Prague’s Art and Architecture Czech Sports History and the throughout the Centuries Outdoor Culture (SPH-M 304 for Alternative Literature, Music, (ARTH-A 396) SMM major/minor students; and Lifestyles (SLAV-OS 100) otherwise SPH-OS 100) History of the Jews in Bohemia and Central Europe (HIST-B 300 [CASE S&H])
Czech Cinema (SLAV-C 366 [CASE AH] or MSCH-F 398 [CASE AH])
Uses and Misuses of Propaganda in European Film (MSCH-F 420 [CASE S&H])
Social Media's Revolutionary The Rise and Fall of Central Impact on Journalism and Society European Totalitarianism (POLS-OS 100) (MSCH-OS 100)
Contemporary Czech Culture: Alternative Literature, Music, and Lifestyles (SLAV-OS 100)
Psychology of Transition and Transformation (PSY-OS 300)
American Media's Impact on Post-Communist Czech Media (MSCH-J 360, MSCHV 334, or MSCH-F 445)
Uses and Misuses of Propaganda in European Film (MSCH-F 420 [CASE SH])
Social Psychology (PSY-P 304 [CASE SH])
Introduction to Neuroscience (PSY-P 346)
Psychoanalysis and Art (ARTH-A 396)
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