Extramural activities consist of visits to local theatres, concerts or the opera. Some of Prague pubs date to the late middle ages, and Bohemian beer, such as the Budweiser or the Pilsner, has been brewed here for the last seven centuries. All accommodation will be at dormitories of the Charles' University of Prague. The field trip, listed as GEOG 398.3, is part of the University of Saskatchewan Spring Intersession, administered by the Extension Division . The field trip, which has been offered first in 1999, consists of three credit units, and students register for GEOG 398.3 as for any other course at the University of Saskatchewan.
Tuition fees are extra.
Admission A prerequisite for any student to participate in the Prague field trip is the completion of GEOG 247.3, or alternatively, permission granted to the student by the instructor . Students from other institutions wishing to participate in the field trip may apply for admission if their home institution allows for a transfer of credit from the University of Saskatchewan. The space on the Prague field trip is limited, and all applicants must obtain prior approval from the instructor to participate. All participants must fill out a University of Saskatchewan Release of Liability form, and all participants must be registered in GEOG 398.3 prior to departure for Prague. Course outline Day 1 .