The curriculum was designed to provide a unique academic experience in the challenging period of the current Eurpean crisis. The key topics of the course cover the way current Europe approaches the topic of cross-border co-operation, with a particular focus on differences between "old" and "new" Europe. It reflects on the current refugee crisis and offers various viewpoints on the links between CBC and Euroscepticism. It also makes cultural immersion possible  through extracurricular activities, including many field trips. Students are also experiencing the campus through numerous events, walking trips, fun and sports activities. A prolonged free weekend in the middle of the course enables students to make individual trips and explore other European countries.

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The goal of the program is to provide students with intensive interdisciplinary insight – based on a mix of geography, international relations, political science and history – into Central European history, culture and society. The particular goal of the programme is to make them familiar with the post-communist countries which create the Visegrád Group – Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia.

The curriculum was designed to provide a unique academic experience: covering key topics of the present and the past of the Visegrád countries and Europe as a whole, the Holocaust, Central European history, and present day challenges in the context of the current EU crisis deepened by Brexit. It also makes possible a cultural immersion through extracurricular activities including many field trips. Students are also experiencing the campus through numerous events, walking trips, fun and sports activities.

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