The Minor program in East Central European Studies offers students the opportunity for the interdisciplinary study of the language, history, politics, literature, and culture of Eastern and Central Europe. The minor requires a total of six courses (6 CU) beyond the language requirement (two semesters), which students can satisfy by choosing any regional language currently offered at Penn (i.e. Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Hungarian, Polish, Ukrainian, Yiddish), by completing language coursework through a study abroad program, or by demonstrating equivalent proficiency.
East Central European Studies
East Central European Studies
About
Disciplines
School of Arts & Sciences
Requirements
Entry Requirements
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Fee Information
Tuition Fee
USD 63,452Application Fee
USD 75How to Apply
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As you prepare for your application journey, we encourage you to explore your interests and to hear from current students as they share their personal journeys at Penn.
East Central European Studies
University of Pennsylvania
United States of America,
Philadelphia
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