Location
  • Czech Republic
    • Prague
Term
Academic Year, Fall, Spring, Summer, Winter
Subject Areas
Accounting Advertising Anthropology Art History Business Communications Economics English European Studies Finance Gender Studies History Humanities International Business International Relations Journalism Law Liberal Arts Marketing Mathematics Media Relations Philosophy Photography Political Science Psychology Public Relations Religious Studies Social Sciences Sociology Visual Arts +20
Need-based funding, Merit-based funding, General grants/scholarships, Payment plans, Work study, LGBTQIA+ funding, BIPOC funding
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Program Details

Program Type
Provider
Degree Level
High School Diploma Associates Bachelors
Housing
Apartment
Language
English

Pricing

Price Details
Included: Personalized Pre-departure Advising; Tuition & Registration; Travel Medical Insurance; On-site Orientation; Housing; Volunteer Opportunities; On-site Staff Support; Excursions and Cultural Engagement; Host Institution Services & Amenities and more. Scholarships available.
What's Included
Some Accommodation Activities Airport Transfers Classes Travel Insurance
May 21, 2024
May 21, 2024
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About Program

Study in the heart of ancient Bohemia: Prague! With a growing economy, vibrant art and music scenes, an influential intellectual community, and architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque to Art Nouveau, Prague is an ideal setting in which to explore Czech culture. Study abroad in the city that Mozart, Kundera, Rilke, and Einstein called home… and discover the magic of Prague for yourself!

CEA CAPA students choose from more than 100 courses, taught in English, across five schools at the Anglo-American University (AAU), Prague’s oldest private university. Subject areas include communication, business, Political Science, and more.

In addition to study abroad, the CEA CAPA Internships Abroad, provides hands-on, practical experience in a specific career field.

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Diversity & Inclusion

BIPOC Support

CEA CAPA provides, in conjunction with Diversity Abroad, Destination Guides which provide resources and tips for Black/African-American students, Latinx students, Asian American students, and all other students of color.

LGBTQIA+ Support

Through our personalized advising, CEA CAPA takes steps to understand the needs of a diversity of student identities like the LGBTQIA+ community. In addition to diversity and identity training, CEA CAPA leadership engage in continuous department level project work to identify and revise policies and practices using the appropriate Justice, Equity, Diversity or Inclusion lens as a frame to reduce bias and barriers that impact students, faculty, and staff. CEA CAPA is intentional in elevating diverse student voices and providing a platform for a broad array of identities to share their experiences abroad. The CEA CAPA World Blog promotes stories and personal experiences from the perspectives of diverse student bloggers and vloggers.

Neurodivergent Support

CEA CAPA is willing and able to assist students with learning disabilities and physical disabilities. Students are requested to disclose disabilities through the application health forms as part of their application and in discussion with their application advisor or program manager. The earlier CEA CAPA is made aware of learning or physical disabilities the better we can work with the student, institution, and overseas team to tailor an Individualized Education Program if necessary to support the student.

Impact

Sustainability

CEA CAPA makes a conscious effort to create study abroad experiences that leave a positive impact on host communities. Each location implements a variety of strategies to support the local community and promote sustainability. Examples include:

Use of recycling bins in Study Center locations and in CEA CAPA housing

Signage in CEA CAPA housing urging students to limit water and electricity usage

Students are often given reusable bags and water bottles upon arrival to limit single plastic use

Students are provided with instructions for acquiring transportation passes to promote use of public transportation rather than taxis

Program Highlights

  • Hands-on learning experiences that transform the world abroad into a classroom
  • Personalized Pre-Departure Advising, including visa and immigration support
  • Courses offered in English that fulfill major and general graduation requirements
  • Comprehensive on-site support, including 24/7 emergency phone
  • Career workshops, Internships Abroad, and Alumni Ambassador positions

Program Reviews

4.92 Rating
based on 53 reviews
  • 5 rating 94.34%
  • 4 rating 3.77%
  • 3 rating 1.89%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Academics 4.05
  • Support 4.8
  • Fun 4.8
  • Housing 4.8
  • Safety 4.9
Showing 49 - 53 of 53 reviews
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Nena
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Independence and Fun in a Growing City

I searched forever to find the right program for me, Studying abroad has been my dream for years so I was careful. I knew I wanted a summer program but I didn't like the idea of only going for a few weeks. And then I came across CEA and Prague. I could enroll for eight weeks and could earn up to nine credits. All in all my experience was unreal, Prague is an up and coming place, there's tons of nightlife and history and always something to do. CEA set me up with an apartment close to the center of the city, a ten minute ride and twenty minute walk from our school. The apartment was clean and simple, not luxury by any means but good for students. I shared the apartment with five other girls, each of us sharing room. We also had a kitchen/living room, two bathrooms, and a washing machine (don't expect a dryer, they're not around much in Europe.) We also shared the building with two apartments of guys in CEA.

In terms of classes I had a two week intensive course and then two six week courses. The two week one can be a bit much, four days a week, but none of my classes were too difficult. I took International Journalism, Digital Photography, and Holocaust and the Jewish Cultural Destruction. You are enrolled in the Anglo American University just like any other student, most of my classmates were in CEA as well but we did have some scattered international students. The teachers were flexible about missing classes, they all knew why we were there.

For free time I managed to take four trips during my eight weeks, to Vienna, Krakow, Berlin, and Amsterdam. Prague is really centrally located so its easy to accomplish some trips. Vienna and Berlin were each less than a four hour bus ride away. I also had friends who took trips to Budapest, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, even Dublin. Those ones are a bit more ambitious but are still doable. But there's plenty to do in Prague itself. If you like going out this is a great choice, we went to clubs and bars at least three or four times a week. The beers are cheap as can be and the clubs are usually amazing. The public transport at night also makes it was to get back to your place. During the day you can check out the Prague Castle, Old Town Square, the Funicular, the fortress, Charles Bridge, the lock bridge, the John Lennon Wall, the many musuems, honestly you don't get bored in Prague. CEA also facilities excursions in the city and out. They take you on trips to a monastery up an enormous hill that is also a brewery. They also offer trips to several of the smaller towns in the Czech Republic which are stunning and a weekend trip to Berlin.

Drawbacks and words or warning? Not many honestly. I truly enjoyed my time. Let's see if you come for the summer pack some warm stuff anyways. We had so much rain those first few weeks and we were all freezing. The food is good but simple and hearty so if you're looking for a food based trip you might want to look around more. Czech is a really hard language so don't elect to pick it up easily, it's not really a problem since everyone speaks English but take note of that.

I high recommend this trip and program. I only did the summer but I'm sure a semester would be equally amazing. Prague is a lively, safe, and vibrant city full of things to do and learn. CEA takes good care of its students so you can enjoy your independence but still have a safety net if you're nervous. I wish every day I could go back and I'm sure you will too!

What would you improve about this program?
I would say that the apartments could sometimes be problematic, we had some electrical issue but they were easily solved.
56 people found this review helpful.
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Lacey
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Great Program in a Great City

I'm not much of a party kid and I didn't go abroad to simply avoid US alcohol laws (I'm over 21 anyways) but I found Prague to be a fantastic city. The markets are stellar, the coffee was exceptional and the food is on point. There was plenty to do both during the day/at night. CEA was a great program to go through because they provide optional excursions that were so fun and so interesting, but they probably weren't things I would have been able to find on my own. Not to mention the staff there was awesome and super helpful.
Also the school we partnered with provided some really well taught courses that were challenging at times but in relevant ways. I truly felt like I was learning and enjoying myself in one of the most beautiful cities on Earth.

What would you improve about this program?
For me I think it would have been great if the program had offered smaller, local activities such as a visit to a favorite coffee shop each month that could hold a maximum of 5 people, or things that exposed students to more everyday aspects of city life. The excursions were great, but they were definitely not everyday activities (i.e. bobsledding).
59 people found this review helpful.
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Abbey
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Amazing experience with CEA in Prague

Loved everything about Prague and CEA. Accommodations were more than ideal, and staff was always happy to assist with anything. I lived in a residential neighborhood among locals which made it easy to immerse myself into the culture and feel a sense of community. Absolutely recommend studying abroad with CEA in Prague!

What would you improve about this program?
No improvements needed.
54 people found this review helpful.
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KB07
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Best City, Best Program

CEA Prague is an awesome program! I had such an amazing time and met some of my best friends. Prague is the most beautiful city- like living in a fairy tale. It is also the MOST fun city with awesome night life and food and people.

AAU is not only a great school, but you get to be a part of history by studying there, as it was the first free institution established after communism. The teachers are from all over the world and you can really learn a lot from them and their personal perspectives.

The CEA housing and staff are amazing. They are will to go out of their way for you and are always there to help. The housing is close to the center of town and it really spacious for apartments in Europe. It is definitely different then living in the US, but thats part of the experience! Overall, going to Prague with CEA was one of the best decisions I could have made.

What would you improve about this program?
Bigger Showers! But what are you going to do? You are in Europe!
56 people found this review helpful.
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Conor
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

AMAZING

Amazing city, with CEA providing great help and support every step of the way. You will not have more fun anywhere in Europe than in Prague. The CEA staff can help you with day to day tips such as which tram to take or recommend a place of entertainment. They also provide great trips such as Plzen, Kutna Hora, and Krakow.

What would you improve about this program?
It was pretty damn close to perfect, but they made us leave after only four months
53 people found this review helpful.

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