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
Sep 04, 2024
60 travelers are looking at this program

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

4.89 Rating
based on 61 reviews
  • 5 rating 90.16%
  • 4 rating 8.2%
  • 3 rating 1.64%
  • 2 rating 0%
  • 1 rating 0%
  • Academics 4.1
  • Support 4.8
  • Fun 4.75
  • Housing 4.75
  • Safety 4.9
Showing 1 - 8 of 61 reviews
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Henry
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Marvel at Prague's Beauty!

The Czech Republic is beautiful, and I'm glad I decided to visit this summer. The city is decorated with amazing architecture, and walking through Old Town Square felt like a medieval town. Venture outside of the city center and there are a lot of great places to explore and sometimes relax in, including Petrin Hill, Vrtba Gardens, the Grotto, Prague Zoo, Loreta, and more. However it was sometimes difficult for me to sleep at night. This will depend on which district you stay in, but I was in Prague 1, where the apartment was above two bars, and it was often noisy at night with many drunk people. It sometimes left me in a bad mood, but aside from sleeping troubles, my overall experience was very good! There is a lot to do in the city and the country in eight weeks.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
Make sure you get international data before arriving in Prague. Public transportation is easy to navigate and there are wifi spots. Unfortunately I did not have data for the entire two months and prepaid sim cards don't always work. A lot of students travel to other countries, but I would also recommend taking day trips to other cities in Czechia. I highly recommend Cesky Krumlov and Karlštejn Castle, and although not in Czechia, Dresden in Germany is a really beautiful city and only 2 hours away!
Pros
  • Public transportation is really easy to use and traveling to other cities and countries is really convenient!
  • Plenty of museums and city architecture is beautiful
  • Eating out is relatively cheap and affordable
Cons
  • Your food isn't paid for so you'll be doing grocery runs.
  • If you stay near the city center it will be noisy and sometimes it will be hard to sleep at night
  • It gets really crowded after the morning so exploring can be difficult
2 people found this review helpful.
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Marianna
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Prague Is Your Future

CEA CAPA was such a good program to go abroad with. I have study abroad twice and the second time I went with CEA CAPA. As a program they make sure you have everything you need before you go and when you get there. They are constantly checking in and helping you along the process before departure. While you are abroad they are there to support you. The housing was amazing in Prague, everything is so close together and with public transportation it is so easy to get around. The culture is beautiful the company is great!

If you did this all over again, what's one thing you would change?
I wish I would go out more. There is so much nightlife in Prague from clubs, pubs, and Jazz clubs there is just so much to do with a lot of diversity in areas.
Pros
  • Helpful
  • Approachable
  • Human
Cons
  • Smaller
  • Grades take a while to get in
  • Sometimes incompatible with your home university
4 people found this review helpful.
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Mikayla
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Education Abroad

My experience in Prague was great in so many ways. CEA CAPA made the application and moving process so much easier. I really appreciated that someone was available to help answer any of my questions 24/7. Housing was great and when I had any issue that needed fixed, I got a response right away and someone came to fix it right away.
The excursions included in my program were also fantastic. They were educational and fun.
CEA CAPA holds a meeting within the first week of getting to the country you chose to study. They make sure you need everything to be safe, access public transportation, can navigate the schools, and are able to access all the resources you need. I really appreciated all of their help and communication.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
My advice is to talk to people outside of your program. Talk to some locals. Not only is it an important learning experience, but they also often have tips, tricks, recommendations for your time in the city. Everyone is so friendly. So, don’t miss out on the opportunity to get to know new people from another country and culture.
Pros
  • Affordable
  • Public transportation
  • Friendly
Cons
  • Short amount of time.
  • You can’t go everywhere you want between classes.
  • Keeping up on studies when traveling isn’t always ideal.
2 people found this review helpful.
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Leah
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Best Experience Ever!!

Studying abroad through CEA CAPA in Prague was the best decision I ever made. I was able to fully immerse myself in Czech culture by trying new foods, exploring Prague, and learning about the history of the city. The city had so much to offer from its beautiful architecture and art to its distinct food and drink culture. I was also able to meet so many other study abroad students through CEA CAPA some of who I know will be lifelong friends!! Also the classes I took allowed for me to learn so much about Czech culture and history.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
To research all the areas of Prague and their distinct cultures.
Pros
  • Safe city
  • Great classes
  • Immersive living and learning
1 person found this review helpful.
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Aleksandra
4/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Summer in Prague

This was my first time traveling within Europe, and I am glad I did it through CEA Capa. The academic aspect of the program was very manageable, so I was able to have fun and explore while receiving a good quality education. There were a lot of activities offered through CEA Capa that were covered by the program fees, and I never regretted attending the ones that I did. The housing I was provided was also very spacious, and even while living in a triple, I felt like I had enough personal space. The staff is very accommodating, so whatever issues I have faced were solved immediately! Overall, my experience was exceptional, and I am already planning the possibility of studying abroad again.

3 people found this review helpful.
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Sophia
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Prague - The Perfect Destination

I spent 4 months in spring of 2024 studying abroad in Prague! While abroad, the classes I took both with CEA and my Prague university, were incredibly engaging and interesting. The classes are the right amount of difficult, so you won't be spending endless long nights studying, but still feel like you are learning new information. The staff was so sweet and always available to help whenever you needed anything. The various trips CEA provided during the program were some of my favorite parts of my study abroad experience. The city is full of incredible architecture and history. The public transportation can be confusing at first, but is easy to learn quickly. Studying abroad I was able to gain a new sense of independence. I cooked meals for myself every week, and I made a budget for groceries, activities, and trips.

What was the most nerve-racking moment and how did you overcome it?
I was very nervous going into this program about being on my own. I am a homebody and had never been that far from my family before, so I was stressed about living on my own and making new friends. However, when I arrived in Prague, I got to know my roommates and others in the program. Making friends was so much easier then I thought, and I realized all my worrying leading up to the semester was unnecessary. It took a slight adjustment to living in an apartment, having to cook my own food, and using public transportation, but after a few weeks all my worries went away.
Pros
  • Full of history
  • Beautiful clean city
  • CEA has a great support team to help you out
Cons
  • Czech language is hard to learn
4 people found this review helpful.
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Julianne
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

8-Week Study Abroad in Prague!!

I studied abroad this past summer in Prague through CEA CAPA, and I can whole-heartedly share that it was the best 8 weeks of my life!! Being able to grow my academic, professional, and personal development during my time abroad taught me lessons that will stick with me for the rest of my life. I took two courses through CEA CAPA and my home university (UMich), and I was still able to travel to over 10 different European cities. If you are thinking about studying abroad, CEA CAPA's program in Prague is outstanding!

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
My advice to future travelers on this program (and if you plan to study abroad/travel in general) is do your research!! Doing even a little bit of Googling before you travel to a whole new country with a different culture and lifestyle is so valuable. A couple questions I would keep in mind are: What are the basic phrases in this country's language? What are the prices like in this city? What are the most important sites or historical places to visit? What types of food is the city most known for? How does public transportation work?
Pros
  • VERY affordable costs
  • Picturesque and clean city
  • Great social scene and nightlife
Cons
  • Difficult language (Czech)
3 people found this review helpful.
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Lorena
5/5
Yes, I recommend this program

Its a Europe Summer

Living in Prague for 8 weeks was a lifetime experience. I didn't think I was going to be able to afford the program but with financial aid and scholarships. There I set a specific budget for everyday things, touristy things, and travel money. I learned to cook for myself every day and would go to the corner store about twice a week. The lady after 6 weeks finally warmed up a little. It was very affordable, only about 20 dollars per week for food. And since I took care of my expenses so much I was able to add a last-minute travel plan to Croatia, which made it all worth it.

What is your advice to future travelers on this program?
When booking a trip, remember that just because getting there might be cheap doesn't mean that the food, activities, attractions, and transport won't add up, so its always something good to keep in mind.
Pros
  • Affordable
  • Beautiful clean city
  • Very safe
Cons
  • Czechs are very cold people
3 people found this review helpful.

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