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NYU Prague
NYU Prague offers students a broad curriculum in art, architecture, film, media, music, photography, politics, business, the humanities, and social sciences in one of the world's most beautiful cities. Our faculty includes writers, ambassadors, and dissidents who helped topple the Communist regime. NYU Prague's successful music program pairs students with leading European musicians. Film students work with Czech production crews from FAMU, one of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious film schools.
Outside of the classroom opportunities abound in this vibrant city of culture via internships, international conferences, excursions, and cultural programs organized by NYU Prague. Media students can work on PragueCast, produced by students under the guidance of the BBC Prague correspondent, contribute our student Webzine, or be part of the team that runs the NYU Prague Now! student blog.
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Fast Facts
Academic Calendar: Fall/Spring/Summer/Full Year
Credits: 12 to 18 NYU credits
Faculty: 40 instructors
Student Body: approx. 200 students
Course Language: English
Housing: NYU-leased apartments, residence halls
Meals: All housing includes kitchens
Staff: 10 admin staff
Currency: Czech koruna
Population of Prague: 1.2 million
Official Language: Czech
The following NYU departments are key contributors to the NYU Prague curriculum. Partnerships indicate departments with a significant curricular stake. Affiliations indicate the offering or development of at least one course.
Partnerships
Faculty of Arts & Science
Journalism
Sociology
Steinhardt
Media, Culture and Communication
Music and Performing Arts Professions
Tisch
Dance
Film and TV
Affiliations
Faculty of Arts & Science
Anthropology
Art History
College Core Curriculum
Comparative Literature
European and Mediterranean Studies
German
History
Politics
Russian and Slavic Studies
Gallatin
Stern
