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Partner Institution

The University of New York in Prague (UNYP) is a small, private institution located in the quiet, residential neighborhood of Vinohrady in Prague. Founded in 1998, UNYP is an inherently international institution with approximately 60 nationalities represented among its over 800 students. Courses are taught entirely in English following the American teaching style, which includes mandatory attendance, graded class participation, and continual assessment. Within small class environments, students are able to voice their thoughts and challenge ideas in a dynamic and respectful setting.

Admitted students should visit their Application Status Check regarding individual eligibility for Fall 2025 N.U.in locations.

Academics Overview: Please review the N.U.in Program Academics page to learn more about course offerings, your program’s academic handbook, and the timeline for course selection and academic advising.

Course Logistics: You will learn more about the host institution’s policies and expectations during on-site orientation.

Class Schedule: Information on course offerings will be made available in April 2025. You will receive your finalized class schedule when you arrive in Czech Republic during student orientation.

Textbooks: All N.U.in Czech Republic class textbooks will be available to students at no additional charge, either through UNYP’s online textbook system (Perlego), the UNYP library, online resources made available through Moodle, or a combination of the three.

Grading Scale: To learn more about the grading scale, please refer to the Academic Handbook for this program.

Academic Resources Abroad

Tutoring and additional support are available to all students. Please reach out–UNYP faculty, staff, and peers are ready to help. The following resources are available to you through UNYP:

Library: Built in 2019, the UNYP library is equipped with computer banks, printers, scanners, meeting rooms, computer workstations, and silent study spaces available for student use. UNYP has a private library on site which gives students access to approximately 17,000 physical books and digital publications, including resources such as ProQuest and Marketline. UNYP also utilizes an online textbook system called Perlego for the vast majority of its courses. Through Perlego, students are able to access almost all of their course materials at no additional cost. Any materials or textbooks not offered through Perlego are available as physical copies at the UNYP Library, meaning that N.U.in students do not have to purchase any textbooks for their courses.

Tutoring: UNYP maintains a writing lab and a math tutoring service for all students with tutors available to support students in any math or writing related courses. Tutoring is offered by appointment.

Northeastern Peer Tutoring on Knack: Northeastern has partnered with Knack, a leading peer tutoring platform, to offer free peer tutoring to all Northeastern undergraduate students across its global network. All Northeastern peer tutors on the Knack platform are successful current upper-class undergraduate students, and a number of them are N.U.in alumni. You can request a peer tutor for your courses on Knack by searching for the NU equivalent course title and/or course code. For questions about Northeastern Peer Tutoring on Knack, please reach out at [email protected].

Learning Disabilities

If you require accommodations during your time in N.U.in Czech Republic, you must apply through Disability Access Services at Northeastern University. The Disability Access Services will then work with the partner institution on accommodation requests. Students should also speak to their professors individually to alert them of any approved accommodations.

If you have any specific questions about the accommodations process overall, please reach out to the Disability Access Services.