Pecs, Hungary
Pécs, the fifth largest city in Hungary, is approximately 2000 years-old. Located about 200 Km South from Budapest, Hungary's southern border; Pécs, is a gateway to Croatia, and the Balkans. Famous for its Zsolnay ceramics, mysterious Roman crypts,Turkish ruins, Csontváry paintings, among others. This city is a popular destination for tourists interested in history and culture. Pécs, was originally settled by the Romans and later the Turks this creates a fascinating destination full of interesting sites, beautiful landscaping, and a vibrant, multicultural and Mediterranean atmosphere. In 2010, Pécs was the European capital of Culture, and according to The New York Times, one of its 46 recommended tourist destinations in 2013.
This year University of Pécs will be celebrating the 6th anniversary of its summer program.
Note: This program is only two weeks in duration, so it cannot fulfill the International Business major international experience requirement.
Two weeks not enough? Consider spending a fall or spring semester in Hungary! For more information, contact us or visit us in Building 42, Room 1104.
Travel Dates | Summer B 2024 Class dates: mid to late July Note: Dates subject to minor changes. Students should plan to arrive in Pécs before classes begin. |
Meeting Dates |
Preparatory meetings prior to travel and a re-entry meeting are required as part of the Coggin summer study abroad experience. Topics discussed include safety, cultural adaptation, program expectations, flight/logistical arrangements, and scholarship opportunities. The re-entry meeting covers adding skills to your resume and how to discuss your experience in an interview setting. Mark your calendar for the following mandatory meetings:
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Course |
GEB3000X Cultural Heritage of Europe 3 credits, no prerequisites |
Participants | Up to 5 UNF undergraduate students |
Cost |
Students pay all costs, excluding tuition, directly to the University of Pécs, hotels, airlines, etc. It is estimated that, excluding tuition and personal travel, the program will cost somewhere around $3,500:
Additionally, students must pay for three credits of UNF summer tuition and fees. |
Contact | coggin.abroad@unf.edu, International Business & Study Abroad, Building 42, Room 1104 |