RIT Croatia offers study abroad programs at two campuses:

In the coastal resort city of Dubrovnik or King’s Landing

Country's capital, Zagreb

Undergraduate programs: Hospitality and Tourism Management, International Business and Web and Mobile Computing

Master of Science program in Service Leadership and Innovation & Information Sciencies and Technologies

Why study abroad??? Enhances global skills

Ability to adapt to change, act diplomatically and communicate cross-culturally

Those skills are higly valued by graduate schools

Meet a diverse range of people Make lifelong friends Discover new and exciting foods Study and learn differently Gain independence

Croatians and their customs https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=173&v=0XbIR7e9PYM

Croatians are known for their strong coffee drinking culture, their socializing culture and are considered laid back. They might not be so open in the beginning but once they get to know you they are open and friendly.

Drying cloths outdoors at the fresh air is typical Mediterranean habbit. Fresh and slightly salted air gives to a cloths very special smell. Coastal people use this method all year long because winter isn't that cold and rarely snowing.

Food in Croatia The Local cuisine is influenced by many surrounding cultures from Italian (especially around the coast), German, French cuisine (continental Croatia) to Hungarian. There are also some traces of Turkish or Greek influences, particularly in the fast foods and deserts.

Dubrovnik has no McDonald, and there isn’t any Sturbucks shop in Croatia.

The tap water in Croatia is drinkable, and of very high quality. The water contains a high mineral content, important to know when you use a dishwasher or an iron.

Program fee $ 3000 for Dubrovnik campus and

$3415,00 for Zagreb campus

Additional estimated expenses: $3578,00

Housing in private accommodation Full on-site support

Cultural experience field trips Student peer mentor

Round trip airfare, Meals, Textbooks, Visa process (if applicable), Other miscellaneous personal expenses

Cultural field trips in the region during the

program

Private apartments- fully equipped

• Arrival to Croatia May 17th 2020

• five weeks studying in Zagreb

• Earn 6 credits

Zagreb, Croatia

• PSYC 221 - Abnormal Psychology

• PSYC 239 - Positive Psychology

• Pre-requisite: Introduction to Psychology

2 courses

• one-week course-integrated study tour led by Rochester and Croatian faculty

Travel to Austria and Germany

Students pay discounted tuition for 6 credits $1860; Application deadline February 16 2020

• Arrival to Dubrovnik on May 17th

• Welcome dinner in the Old Town

• Ashley Colburn, two-time Emmy award winner is teaching Public Speaking course

Dubrovnik,Croatia

• COMM 201 - Public Speaking

• COMM 304 - Intercultural Communications

• Pre-requisites: None

Courses

• 5 weeks of classes in Dubrovnik

• Followed by week long travel tour to Greece with Rochester faculty and Ashley Colburn

Travel to Greece

Students pay discounted tuition for 6 credits $1860; Application deadline February 16, 2020

• Arrival to Zagreb on May 17th

• Visit global institutions such as Croatian National Bank and Rimac factory

• Spend two weeks in Zagreb, Croatia

Zagreb,Croatia

• ECON-406- Global Economic Issues ( 3 credits)

• Pre-requisites: ECON 101

• Can count toward economic immersion or minor

Courses

• 1 week of classes in Budapest, Hungary

• Visit global institutions like Morgan Stanely

Budapest, Hungary

Students pay discounted tuition for 3 credits $ 929,25; Application deadline February 16, 2020