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Evelyn Hall Wells, Professor Emeritus, Social Policy Director of Academic Programs, Empire State College, State University of New York    As some of you already know, I will be retiring as of the end of the 2014-15 academic year after 14 memorable years of teaching and administration with International Programs, Empire State College, State University […]

It’s finals week and students are buckling down and hitting the books.  This week is incredibly stressful for many students, and oftentimes, they neglect to care for their well-being.  Understandably so, studying might seem to be the quintessence of importance during this week, however, it is just as vital to nurture the body and mind in […]

Since the Velvet Revolution occurred in 1989 and the Czechoslovak borders were open to other countries, the food culture in Prague has been growing, slowly but surely. Within the last ten years, there has been an influx of cuisines of diverse styles from different nations worldwide, most notably Vietnamese, Italian, Mexican, American, and even vegetarian. […]

Are you interested in photography? The University of New York in Prague’s Study Abroad program offers a Digital Photography course in the fall for students seeking a Bachelor’s Degree. The course introduces the operational and creative skills that beginner’s need when starting digital photography. When finishing the course, students will be able to properly use […]

Students from the Introduction to Chinese Calligraphy course, taught by Natasha Sutta, held an exhibition on May 12th to display their work and teach others about it. Students and visitors enjoyed authentic Chinese dumplings and green tea while exchanging ideas and knowledge gained from the experience.

Jakub Guziur Communication and Mass Media Faculty It is answers that are wanted. Realizing I know only a little more than nothing, I offer my uncertainties and doubts instead.  We came here for the answers, students insist, looking somehow confused and frustrated. Sure, but: Would you trade a feeble, short-lived answer for a solid question […]

Clare Wallace, Ph.D., doc. Psychology Faculty In autumn 2015 I will be teaching a course exploring literary representations of political issues.  It is a fascinating, if potentially endless, field of investigation. When authors engage with questions of agency, conflict and ethics in works of fiction or theatre, they can provide us with insights into the […]

Dr. Charles P. Webel              International and Economic Relations Faculty  Myanmar (formerly Burma) is a developing country sandwiched between India, China, and Thailand.   Famous for its wondrous temples and 2500-year old Buddhist culture and traditions, Myanmar has been driven by internal conflicts for decades. Accordingly, there are two faces of Myanmar: the golden images […]

The annual CAREER DAY held at UNYP on Thursday 16 April, 2015 was traditionally a great opportunity for our students and recent graduates to explore current entry-level job vacancies and internships and find out how to apply for open positions. The event is organized regularly not only to support our students to gain experience and […]

Another Career Seminar led by Michael Mayher which we organize free of charge for our students and graduates each semester, took place at UNYP on April 9 & 10, 2015.  This seminar is specifically designed for students applying for their first job, as well as for young professionals. Participants learn how to improve their chances […]