The University of Pittsburgh offers a 4-week summer study-abroad program in Prague. Before joining this program, students must complete one of the following programs:
Both programs cover the same material and prepare students to study together at the same level of proficiency in Czech.
Indiana Online students qualify for priority admission to the University of Pittsburgh's 4-week study-abroad program in Prague, but must still apply to Pittsburgh for admission and funding.
Students who complete both online and overseas study will enroll in two programs and will receive two transcripts: one for their Indiana course and one for their Pittsburgh course.
See the PITT website for deadlines, dates, funding, credit loads, and other details of the Prague program.
Important Note for Indiana University Students
Before participating in the University of Pittsburgh follow-on program, Indiana University students should review procedures for joining a non-IU study-abroad program .
Indiana University offers an 8-week online program in Czech for beginners, covering the same material as the 6-week in-person program at the University of Pittsburgh.
Completing either program qualifies you for priority admission to the University of Pittsburgh's study-abroad program in the Czech Republic.
The University of Pittsburgh offers a 6-week in-person program in Czech for beginners, covering the same material as the 8-week online program at Indiana University.
Completing either program qualifies you for priority admission to the University of Pittsburgh's 4-week study-abroad program in the Czech Republic.
The funding options below apply to study in Indiana-University programs only. For funding options for study in University of Pittsburgh programs, consult the University of Pittsburgh page for the program you are interested in.
The Department of State Bureau provides fellowships for graduate students, scholars, and researchers studying Russian, East European languages, or Central Asian languages in the Language Workshop. Fellowships provide tuition, fees, and a stipend.
Funded through an award from the U.S. Department of Education to the IU Center for International Business Education and Research, the CIBER scholarship supports students of IU's Kelly School of Business who study in the Language Workshop.
The Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies provides scholarships for undergraduate women planning international careers to study in the Language Workshop. Scholarships provide whole or partial tuition.
The Department of Education provides scholarships for summer study in the Language Workshop. This program is administered by units other than the Language Workshop. Interested students should apply directly to the FLAS program.
The Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies provides scholarships for study in the Language Workshop. This scholarship is aimed especially at students who are not eligible for any of the above programs.
To learn more about Czech options at Indiana, visit the or the Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures
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