REES Courses
The University of Pittsburgh has its own summer study abroad programs through the Summer Language Institute (SLI) and as an affiliate of the major national study abroad organizations (CIEE, ACTR and NSEP) can place undergraduates in quality programs throughout the region.
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Pitt in the Czech Republic and Poland
May 1-19, 2012 This program focuses on the history, politics, economics, and culture of post-war Czech Republic and Poland. The "Golden City" of Prague has beautiful architecture, vibrant culture, and a deep history. Krakow, untouched by WWII, will welcome you with its cobblestone streets, Gothic cathedrals, and cozy restaurants. The 3 credits earned will count toward certificate programs in REES or European Union Studies. There are no prerequisites requirements. Apply Here! |
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Romani Music, Culture, and Human Rights in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia
May 20-June 5, 2012 This course is the first of its kind to focus solely on Romani music and culture and to offer students hands-on opportunities to interact with, document, and interview Romanic musicians, activists, and community members. This program will run pending final approval. |
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Pitt in Vienna and Zagreb
May 6-23, 2012 This Integrated Field Trip Abroad (IFTA) explores the process of modernization and how it affected urban form, architectural expression, and architectural theory and pedagogy in Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, and Slovenia.
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The Summer Language Institute intensive language programs consist of a Pittsburgh portion and an optional portion which takes place in the country of the language you are studying. Programs are offered to:
Students may be eligible study abroad scholarships, including those from the University's Nationality Rooms and Intercultural Exchange Program, REES's own summer study awards, and the University's Study Abroad Office awards.
Note: The American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages (AATSEEL) is another worthwhile resource. AATSEEL advances the study and promotes the teaching of Slavic and East European languages, literatures, and cultures on all educational levels, elementary through graduate school.
