CEA Prague

This program allows students to participate in an internship in a city that’s home to thousands of international companies by integrating this experience into their semester long academic study. Students  participating in this program are encouraged to have 3-4 courses directly related to the internship field or 6 weeks full time work in the field.

There are placements available in wide range of industries including:

• Accounting
• Advertising
• Business Management
• Finance
• Marketing
• Non-Governmental Organizations and Development
• Non-Profit Administration

While abroad, students will enroll in an internship and seminar course as well as other elective courses from the Anglo-American University’s full curriculum. The internship seminar meets for 21 hours while the internship placements will last for 120 hours over the course of the semester. The schedules of the internships will be determined upon placement, however they make take place from Monday-Friday. Students should enroll in 15 credit hours (one three-credit internship and four three-credit electives).

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Sample Courses Taken By Past Program Participants

Note: In order to determine whether a particular course will be offered, you will need to look at the course catalog for the past fall and spring semesters if the future courses are not listed yet. The courses below have been taken by previous students, but are not guaranteed to be offered during future semesters. Students and advisors should verify all PC equivalencies by using the Course Articulation Database, which has more current data than the static table below.

Course Abroad	PC Equivalency	Requirement Fulfilled	Semester Previously Offered
MTH-222: Business Statistics	MTH-217: Introduction to Statistics	Quantitative Reasoning	Fall and Spring
PHI-385: Philosophy & Society	PHL-316: Social/Political Philosophy (Needs Core Committee approval)	Philosophy	Spring
PHL-125: Intro to Philosophy	PHL-103: Introduction to Philosophy	Philosophy	Fall and Spring
ACC-263: Managerial Accounting	ACC-204: Managerial Accounting (Needs department chair approval)	PCSB Core	Fall and Spring
FIN-304: Corporate Finance	FIN-207: Managerial Finance I (Needs department chair approval)	PCSB Core	Fall and Spring
MKT-248: Intro to Marketing	MKT-205: Principles of Marketing	PCSB Core	Spring
MGT-206: Com & Pres Skills Global Mangr	MGT-ELECT: Com & Pres Skills Global Mangr	Oral Communication /MGT Major	Spring
MKT-250: Media & Marketing Commun	MKT-336: Promotional Strategy	MKT Major	Fall
MKT-320: Brand Marketing	MKT-444: Brand Marketing	MKT Major	Fall and Spring
MKT-329: Buyer Behavior	MKT-335: Buyer Behavior	MKT Major	Fall and Spring
MKT-420: Pricing Strategies	MKT-470: Pricing Strategies	MKT Major	Fall
MKT-430: Strategic Mkt Analysis & Plan	MKT-470: Strategic Mkt Analysis & Plan	MKT Major	Fall
LBS-210: Intro to Business Law	MGT-ELECT: Intro to Business Law	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-206: Com & Pres Skills Global Mangr	MGT-ELECT: Com & Pres Skills Global Mangr	MGT Major	Spring
MGT-207: Managerial Psychology	MGT-ELECT: Managerial Psychology	MGT Major	Fall
MGT-245: Intro to Management	MGT-101: Principles of Business Mgmt	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-262: Foundations of Leadership	MGT-ELECT: Foundations of Leadership	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-263: Leading Teams	MGT-ELECT: Leading Teams	MGT Major	Spring
MGT-280: Project Management	MGT-ELECT: Project Management	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-301: Business Ethics	MGT-ELECT: Business Ethics	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-305: Entrepreneurship	MGT-ELECT: Entrepreneurship	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-357: Human Resources Mgtm	MGT-ELECT: Human Resources Mgtm	MGT Major	Fall and Spring
MGT-380: Sustainable Enterprise Mgt	MGT-ELECT: Sustainable Enterprise Mgt	MGT Major	Spring
ART-101: History of Art I	GEN-ELECT: History of Art I	Fine Arts	Spring
ART-102: History of Art II	GEN-ELECT: History of Art II	Fine Arts	Spring
ART-131: Prague Art & Architecture	ART-ELECT: Prague Art & Architecture	Fine Arts	Spring
ART-150: Intro to Film Studies	TDF-226: Analyzing Film	Fine Arts	Spring
ART-251: Documentary Photography	ART-ELECT: Documentary Photography	Fine Arts	Spring
ART-252: Digital Photography	ART-ELECT: Digital Photography	Fine Arts	Fall and Spring
ART-345: Monsters & the Supernatural	ART-ELECT: Monsters & the Supernatural	Fine Arts	Spring
HSS-200: Euro Music Hist & Appreciation	MSC-210: Music Appreciation	Fine Arts	Fall
FIN-320: Investment Analysis and Portfolio	FIN-317: Investments	FIN Major	Spring
HIS-380: Racism & Anti-Semitism	HIS-ELECT: Racism & Anti-Semitism	Diversity	Spring
HIS-239: Jewish Prague	HIS-ELECT: Jewish Prague	Diversity	Spring
HIS-280: Race&Civ Rights Modern America	BLS-305: Race and Racism	Diversity	Spring
HIS-380: Racism & Anti-Semitism	HIS-ELECT: Racism & Anti-Semitism	Diversity	Spring