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2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog ARCHIVED CATALOG: CONTENT MAY NOT BE CURRENT. USE THE DROP DOWN ABOVE TO ACCESS THE CURRENT CATALOG.
Prague, Czech Republic – UNLV Course Equivalency 2024 – 2025
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Available Terms
Visit the program’s Courses page for course descriptions and requirements.
Spring 2024 – Students enroll in 12-18 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Alternative Culture, Literature, Music, and Lifestyles |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
| Art Photography |
3 |
ART 492 |
English |
| Czech Cinema – Image and Memory |
3 |
FILM 440 |
English |
| Czech Cooking and Cuisine |
1 |
FAB 474 |
English |
| Czech Language for Daily Communication I or II |
3 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| Czech Society: Transition from Communism I |
3 |
SOC 397 |
English |
| Diplomacy and Its Language: The Art of Restraining Power |
3 |
PSC 405Z |
English |
| European Integration: Past, Present and Future of the European Union |
3 |
PSC 405J |
English |
| Experiments in Czech Film |
3 |
FILM 450 |
English |
| From Medieval to Contemporary: Exploring the Great Art and Architecture of Prague |
3 |
ART 495 |
English |
| Global Economy |
3 |
ECON 358 |
English |
| Intensive Czech Language and Culture (Required) |
3 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| International (Tourism) Management |
3 |
TCA 449 |
English |
| Modern History of Central Europe |
3 |
HIST 435C |
English |
| Stalinism in Eastern Europe |
3 |
HIST 435C |
English |
| The Global Food Challenge |
3 |
ANTH 331 |
English |
| Vienna and Budapest Field Study |
1 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
Summer Session I 2024 – Students enroll in 3-5 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Alternative Culture, Literature, Music, and Lifestyles |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
| Experiments in Czech Film |
3 |
FILM 450 |
English |
| From Medieval to Contemporary: Exploring the Great Art and Architecture of Prague |
3 |
ART 495 |
English |
| Introduction to Czech Language I |
1 |
WLC 187 |
Czech |
| Marketing Principles |
3 |
MKT 301 |
English |
| Politics in Europe’s New Democracies |
3 |
PSC 407Z |
English |
| Principles of Microeconomics |
3 |
UNDER REVIEW |
English |
| The Global Food Challenge |
3 |
PBH 498 |
English |
| Travel Photography |
1 |
FILM 450 |
English |
| Twentieth-Century History of Central Europe |
3 |
HIST 420 |
English |
| Vienna and Budapest Field Study |
1 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
Summer Session II 2024 – Students enroll in 3-5 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Czech Cinema: Image and Memory |
3 |
FILM 440 |
English |
| From Medieval to Contemporary: Exploring the Great Art and Architecture of Prague |
3 |
ART 495 |
English |
| Global Economy |
3 |
ECON 358 |
English |
| International Tourism Management |
3 |
TCA 449 |
English |
| Introduction to Czech Language I |
1 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| Introduction to Czech Language II |
1 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| Modern Central European and Czech Politics |
3 |
PSC 407Z |
English |
| Sustainable Development: Key Dimensions and Challenges |
3 |
URST 410 |
English |
| The Holocaust: Twentieth-Century Jewish Studies |
3 |
HIST 367 |
English |
| Travel Photography |
1 |
FILM 450 |
English |
| Vienna and Budapest Field Study |
1 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
Fall 2024 – Students enroll in 12-18 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Alternative Culture, Literature, Music, and Lifestyles |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
| Art Photography |
3 |
ART 492 |
English |
| Behind Reality: Czech Documentaries |
3 |
FILM 450 |
English |
| Czech Cinema: Image and Memory |
3 |
FILM 440 |
English |
| Czech Cooking and Cuisine |
1 |
FAB 474 |
English |
| Czech Language for Daily Communication I |
3 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| Diplomacy and Its Language: The Art of Restraining Power |
3 |
PSC 405Z |
English |
| From Medieval to Contemporary: Exploring the Great Art and Architecture of Prague |
3 |
ART 495 |
English |
| Global Economy |
3 |
ECON 358 |
English |
| Intensive Czech Language and Culture (Required) |
3 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| Internship |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
Czech/English |
| Marketing Principles |
3 |
MKT 301 |
English |
| Modern Central European and Czech Politics |
3 |
PSC 407Z |
English |
| Postwar 2.0: Central Europe and Czech Politics |
3 |
HIST 420 |
English |
| Principles of Microeconomics |
3 |
UNDER REVIEW |
English |
| Sustainable Development: Key Dimensions and Challenges |
3 |
URST 410 |
English |
| The Holocaust: Twentieth-Century Jewish Studies |
3 |
HIST 367 |
English |
| Vienna Budapest Field Study |
1 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
Spring 2025 – Students enroll in 12-18 credits
| USAC Course Title |
Credits |
UNLV Equivalent |
Language of Instruction |
| Alternative Culture, Literature, Music, and Lifestyles |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
| Art Photography |
3 |
ART 492 |
English |
| Czech Cooking and Cuisine |
1 |
FAB 474 |
English |
| Czech Language for Daily Communication I or II |
3 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| Diplomacy and Its Language: The Art of Restraining Power |
3 |
PSC 405Z |
English |
| European Integration: Past, Present and Future of the European Union |
3 |
PSC 405J |
English |
| Experiments in Czech Film |
3 |
FILM 450 |
English |
| From Medieval to Contemporary: Exploring the Great Art and Architecture of Prague |
3 |
ART 495 |
English |
| Global Economy |
3 |
ECON 358 |
English |
| Intensive Czech Language and Culture (Required) |
3 |
WLC 187 |
English |
| International (Tourism) Management |
3 |
TCA 449 |
English |
| Internship |
3 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
| Modern History of Central Europe |
3 |
HIST 435C |
English |
| Principles of Macroeconomics |
3 |
UNDER REVIEW |
English |
| Stalinism in Eastern Europe |
3 |
HIST 435C |
English |
| Sustainable Development: Key Dimensions and Challenges |
3 |
URST 410 |
English |
| The Holocaust: Twentieth- Century Jewish Studies |
3 |
HIST 367 |
English |
| Vienna and Budapest Field Study |
1 |
ANTH 490 |
English |
If you are interested in using a USAC internship to satisfy an internship requirement within your major, you must meet with your academic advisor to obtain directions/guidance on what departmental requirements you must meet. Your final USAC internship approval and grade relies on approval from your academic department. Without your department’s approval, your internship credit may only satisfy elective requirements.
Note: Course approvals are accurate at time of publication and subject to change.
Please contact the Office of International Programs to verify course availability.
Updated as of: January 16, 2024
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