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Croatia/Czech Republic: Cinema Study Tour Europe (Faculty-Led) (Outgoing Program)

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  • Locations: Prague, Czech Republic; Pula, Croatia; Zagreb, Croatia
  • Program Terms: Spring
  • Restrictions: UC applicants only
Dates / Deadlines:
Dates / Deadlines:
Term Year App Deadline Decision Date Start Date End Date
Spring 2019 12/01/2018 ** Rolling Admission 05/07/2019 05/21/2019

** Indicates rolling admission application process. Applicants will be immediately notified of acceptance into this program and be able to complete post-decision materials prior to the term's application deadline.
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Program Type Detailed: UC Faculty-Led Program Program Type General: Faculty-Led
Level of Study: Graduate, Undergraduate Academic Theme: Language, Culture, and Humanities
Credit Offered: UC Credit Registration Term: Spring
Minimum GPA: 2.0 Language Courses Offered: No
Language of Instruction: English Language Prerequisite: No
Housing Options: Hotel Program Lead Faculty: Harold Herzog
Program Advisor: Matthew Paul
Program Description:
 

This trip to Croatia and the Czech Republic offers a unique opportunity to experience several classic and dynamic Central European cities through their rich cinema traditions. These cities are at the among the most exciting cinematic cities in the world today and offer a unique perspective into the rich history of European cinema. On this study tour we will meet active filmmakers, visit iconic film locations, and tour some of the world's leading studios. We will  prepare for the tour by watching and discussing films set in Prague, Zagreb and Istria(a city on the Croatian Coast) from the silent era to the present so that we arrive well prepared to:

  • explore the locations used in the films
  • experience the topics and history shown in the films
  • visit museums, archives, and studios
  • attend film screenings and theatrical performances
  • participate in workshops by filmmakers
 

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Location

Prague, Czech Republic
Zagreb, Croatia
Istria, Croatia


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Who Can Participate?

   Students at the following levels are eligible to participate in this program:
  • Freshmen
  • Sophomores
  • Juniors
  • Seniors
  • Graduate Students

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Academic Program and Course Information

Students will collaborate on multimedia projects to understand the complex and changing relationship
 between the "real" London and Prague and their media 
representations past and present.


All students in this program are required to enroll in FILM 2091 001 Cinema Study Tour Europe (1-6 credits) for the spring 2019 semester.
 
The course meetings will be scheduled at a time that works for the students in the tour. We will meet 3-4 times in spring 2019 in order to prepare for the course. Because it does not meet on a regular basis, he course will not interfere with students' schedules in the spring.

Tuition and fees are assessed based on total enrolled hours for a term. This includes the hours associated with the study abroad class. Students who enroll for more than 18 hours for the term will be assessed additional per credit hour fees over and above the flat fees associated with being enrolled full-time (for most students full-time is 12-18 hours). 

Co-op students selected to participate in this program are required to enroll in the course during the designated term, regardless of when the student may be on co-op.  If the course is during a term when the student is on co-op, tuition and fees will be charged per a student’s residency status and college, based on the part-time per credit hour rate.
 
A student can see his/her full and part time tuition rates and college fees here (use left-side navigation menu to click into the relevant academic year): https://www.uc.edu/bursar/fees.html

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Living Arrangements

Occupancy will be doubles and group accommodations in exciting neighborhoods in
each city.

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Getting There

 

Students are to arrange flights to and from Europe independently. The Study Tour leaders are highly experienced with travel to/from/in Europe and are happy to help participants with advice and booking. We are monitoring flight costs and will alert students if we notice a good deal on a flight.

 

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Program Costs

2019 Program Costs: $2595



Program fee includes lodging in central Prague, Vienna, and Zagreb; transportation within Europe; tours; and cultural visits. This program fee includes a $600 UC International scholarship built into the program. Students pay own airfare, meals, and other expenses. Students majoring in Film & Media Studies are eligible for an extra $500 in scholarship money.

Included in Program Cost:
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  • Housing / accommodations
  • In-country transportation for program-planned activities
  • Transportation between Study Tour cities
  • Cultural excursions/entrance fees
  • International emergency and evacuation insurance
  • Discussions with Guest Lecturers
 
Not Included in Program Cost:
  • Tuition – (at your standard tuition rate)
  • Passport application/renewal fees (~$165)
  • Recommended/required immunization/vaccination fees (not recommended/required for US citizens)
  • International airfare
  • Some meals
  • Personal spending/souvenirs
  • Visa application/processing fees (not required for US citizens)

 


This program has been awarded a $600 UC International Scholarship (matriculated, UC degree-seeking students only). This brings the total financial liability of program cost down to $1995. UC International scholarship requires a minimum 2.0 GPA.

Note that both program charges and UC International scholarship will be posted separately on a student’s OneStop bill on the semester in which the course for the study abroad experience is given.  Program charges are posted shortly after students commit to the program through the online application process.  Scholarships are posted after all students 1) register for the course connected to the study abroad experience, and 2) complete all study abroad online paperwork.

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UC Financial Aid and Scholarships

For full details on using your financial aid to help pay for your study abroad experience, you should contact UC Financial Aid.

UC International awarded over $800,000 in student scholarships last year. Please refer to the UC International webpage for more information.

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Passports and Visas

A valid passport is essential to your international travel and study abroad. If you are planning to travel abroad, it's best to apply for a passport now as processing times may vary. Please see http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/passports.html for more information.

In order to obtain country-specific visa instructions and resources, refer to your host country’s embassy web page. One way to access this information is via the US Department of State’s webpage at: https://travel.state.gov/content/visas/en.html

UC International is happy to guide UC faculty, staff and students to possible resources about visas for study abroad. Although, applying for the necessary visa for travel is the responsibility of the individual UC traveler. Entry requirements change frequently, and we advise you to pay close attention to consular updates. It is your responsibility to know and address the requirements for your host study abroad destination.

Applying for a visa can be a complicated process. Some UC travelers choose a third party to assist with this process, for example Travisa or A Briggs (mention UC for a possible discount).

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Health and Safety Abroad

UC International is committed to student and faculty safety while abroad. The following are a few resources for travel abroad.

UC faculty, students and staff are responsible for their own health and safety abroad. The US Department of State, Centers for Disease Control Prevention (CDC) and International SOS are excellent resources for country specific information.

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UC partners with International SOS medical and security advice. UC code is 11BCAS000010.

UC students, faculty and staff can utilize International SOS in the following ways:
  • Sign up to receive email alerts for medical and security information, customizable to various locations abroad
  • Read about travel health information with medical advice, food and water safety, and cultural tips
  • Explore travel security with personal safety tips and travel risk ratings for locations abroad

UC faculty, students and staff traveling abroad should register their travel abroad through the US Department of State’s Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) in case of an emergency abroad.

All UC students participating in a University of Cincinnati sanctioned or funded international travel program are required to purchase and maintain insurance while abroad. UC International partners with CISI to provide insurance for UC students.

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Contacts for More Information

Prof. Todd Herzog
Email: todd.herzog@uc.edu 
Professor & Head A&S German Studies McMicken College of Arts and Sciences

Prof. Michael Gott 
Email: gottml@UCMAIL.UC.EDU 
Associate Professor A&S Romance Languages & Literature McMicken College of Arts and Sciences
 

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