Summer Psychology in Croatia

Explore the rich history and cultural influences of modern psychology while studying in Croatia, Austria & Germany.

Program Highlights:

• Examine how diverse world cultures,  history and politics influence human behavior.
• Spend five weeks studying abroad in the Croatian capital city of Zagreb.
• Earn 6 credits that can be used towards a psychology immersion.
• Participate in a one-week course-integrated study tour at the end of the program to Vienna, Austria and Munich, Germany.
• Pay discounted tuition for 6 credits.
• Scholarships are available!

Program Term: Summer
Program Dates: May 17 - June 29, 2024 (Program begins in Zagreb, Croatia and ends in Munich, Germany)

Courses:

• PSYC 221 - Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 239 – Positive Psychology

Pre-requisite:  Introduction to Psychology.

Program Cost: Student budget worksheet (OUTDATED, summer 2023 program) - outlines all program costs. Financial aid may cover some program costs. Students should take a copy of the budget worksheet to a meeting with RIT financial aid prior to the application deadline. Join the Croatia summer programs interest list and we will send you a copy of the summer 2024 budget once it is available.

Application deadline: February 15, 2024

Scholarships:

• RIT Education Abroad Travel Grants ($500-$1,000)
  All students with pending applications in the RIT Study Abroad Compass for this program will be automatically considered for an RIT Education Abroad Travel Grant. You will be informed of your scholarship status shortly after the application deadline. Scholarships awarded based on financial need.
• Other scholarships: RIT Study Abroad Scholarships, National Study Abroad Scholarships

To Apply

1) Make an appointment with a study abroad advisor to go over required application steps - choose date and time

2) Start an application in the Compass.

COVID-19 & Study Abroad

The RIT Education Abroad office is constantly monitoring how COVID-19 is affecting international travel, with student safety as our top priority. While RIT no longer requires students to be vaccinated, we highly encourage study abroad participants to stay up-to-date with immunizations, boosters and social distancing polices. In fact, study abroad partners and vendors, travel providers and foreign governments may have different requirements and it is the students responsibility to understand and adhere to all requirements and guidelines.