Got wanderlust? Study abroad with AIFS in Czech Republic.

Go Abroad in Czech Republic

Enjoy relaxing spa towns and incomparable architecture by studying abroad in the Czech Republic with AIFS.

Choosing the Right City for You

Prague

Prague is the Czech Republic’s capital, built of picturesque towns, each of which still retains its own unique character. Lose yourself in Prague’s rich culture, where aspiring young American writers and artists gather, jazz musicians improvise in the open air, locals sip coffee in art-nouveau cafés and clubs stay open until dawn. Explore the castles and cathedrals, find out about the history of the Jewish ghetto in the Jewish Museum, discover Golden Lane where Kafka’s house has been turned into a bookstore or visit the house where Mozart lived in 1787.

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We’re All About Life-Changing Experiences

This is your chance to set yourself apart. Explore the world and your interests while earning academic credit and developing your personal and professional skills.

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Study Abroad

Live and learn in an exciting new city abroad while earning credits and having a life-changing experience.

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Study + Internship

Combine academic coursework with a for-credit internship abroad for a unique educational experience.

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Spending a semester in Prague through AIFS was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Prague is absolutely beautiful and the AIFS staff truly made it feel like home. I gained a new network of friends and traveled all around the world. Most importantly, I discovered myself along the way.

Living in the dorms gave me the opportunity to bond with the friends I made in Prague. It was easy to have movie nights and dinner together. I didn’t expect to come out of studying abroad with lifelong friends, but I did.

AIFS Prague helped me gain experience living in a Central European country and thus differentiate myself from many of my fellow American students who usually study abroad in countries that speak English or have more Western cultures. I’m looking to apply to graduate school and study Global Health/International Affairs and have no doubt this experience will give me an upper hand in the selection process…graduate schools and employers definitely see study abroad as an asset