Croatia: At the
doorsteps of the European Union– Leaving behind the Memories of War and
Communism.
The purpose of the study
abroad in Croatia is to present a survey of the overall development of the
country, its natural and built-up environment. As a part of general education, a good knowledge
of geography, both physical and social, can deepen our understanding of events
that involve human interaction with the physical environment in Croatia. We
will focus on different topics, starting with identifying cultural, social and
geo-political issues and complement them with specific physical
characteristics that influence past and present human activities in that
area. We will start on the Adriatic coast in Dubrovnik
– the coastal city under the world heritage UNESCO protection, proceed to the
island Vis for a field study of Karst, tourism and depopulation. We will visit
the palace of the last Roman empire Diocletian in the city of Split. On the way
to the capital – Zagreb, we will stop on the Plitvice lakes, gem of Croatia,
protected by UNESCO. We will meet with students and faculty from local
universities, as well as professionals, politicians, entrepreneurs, and other
interesting people throughout the country.
GEOG358A and HONR298A, 3 credits, Cost: $2,995
Faculty Director: Dr. Mila Zlatic, Croatian native, teaches in the Geographical Sciences. Come by her office in LeFrak Hall, Room 1137, call: 301-405-8224 or email: mzlatic@umd.edu for more information. Application deadline March 1, 2015. Program dates: May 22th to June 9th, 2015301-405-8224
GEOG358A and HONR298A, 3 credits, Cost: $2,995
Faculty Director: Dr. Mila Zlatic, Croatian native, teaches in the Geographical Sciences. Come by her office in LeFrak Hall, Room 1137, call: 301-405-8224 or email: mzlatic@umd.edu for more information. Application deadline March 1, 2015. Program dates: May 22th to June 9th, 2015301-405-8224
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