Central Europe: A Birthplace of Modernity Course - Masaryk University
Hosted by
- Czech Republic
- Brno
- Prague
- Austria
- Vienna
- Hungary
- Budapest
Frequently asked questions
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Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay in dormitories.
The program fee includes accommodation, some activities, classes, some meals, transportation, and wifi.
This program is a multi-country program, visiting Czech Republic, Austria, and Hungary.
About Program
This course focuses on the historical, cultural and political developments taking place in Central Europe from the mid-nineteenth to the mid-twentieth century. The program of the summer school consists of daily seminars, lectures, a cultural program, excursions, and field trips.
The full program consists of forty seminar hours (typically two-double periods in the morning), three afternoon/evening lectures on selected topics; two-day trips to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest; a guided tour through Brno; a visit to Brno’s unique UNESCO sight, the Villa Tugendhat; one-day trips to the Jewish Quarter in Boskovice, the Lednice and Valtice UNESCO World Heritage Site, and half-day trip to the caves of the Moravian Karst; and visits to concerts and exhibitions depending on what is offered in the city.
Program Highlights
- History and Culture of Central Europe
- Unique UNESCO sights
- Field trips