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Study Trips
The Centre for Advanced Studies in the Humanities organizes each semester a study travel programme which is considered an integral aspect of the Study Abroad Programme.
Each destination includes aspects of education, tourism, and fun. Every study trip envisages meetings/seminars with local experts focusing on the literary, cultural, historical, social, and political characterstics and features that the study trip specifically targets. If the study trip destination is to a larger city that contains a university, lectures with professors of the particular university and meetings with local student groups are arranged.
The costs of travel and accommodation of one study trip, to be determined by CASH, are included in the Study Abroad Programme's tuition fee. All other costs and the costs of all other study trips are borne by the student.
The Study and Travel Programme
Autumn Semester 2023 (September-December):
Ej jo se ide toncyc:
Engaging Polish (plus Slovak, Hungarian, and Roma) Highland Culture
Orawa, Spisz, Pieniny, and Podhale mountain regions of Poland
Multiculturalism, a Shared Past, and the Oldest Language Spoken in Europe Today
Vilnius, Lithuania
Memory and Trauma: Auschwitz-Birkenau
The town of Oswiecim and the Memorial and State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau
Spring Semester 2024 (February-June):
Ej jo se ide toncyc:
Engaging Polish (plus Slovak, Hungarian, and Roma) Highland Culture
Orawa, Spisz, Pieniny, and Podhale mountain regions of Poland
Representative Cities in Central and Eastern Europe
Budapest, Hungary
Caretaking and Preservation of Cultural Memory
Shtetl Tour: Pinczow, Chmielnik, Szydlow, Nowy Korczyn
Memory and Trauma: Auschwitz-Birkenau
The town of Oswiecim and the Memorial and State Museum Auschwitz-Birkenau
