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Language courses are organized all over Central Eastern Europe and the Balkans in order to improve the knowledge of the languages of the region. PECOB offers information on application and registration procedure, costs, programs and scholarships for language courses in Eastern European languages and Slavonic languanges.
The links displayed below include language courses of Serbian organized in Belgrade, language courses in Estonian, Russian, Hungarian and also Southeast European languages.
All year round, foreign students have the chance to study Russian (Byelorussian) in Minsk attending a one-month course at the Belarus State Economic University.
The Debrecen Summer School organises summer courses of Hungarian language and culture for foreigners temporarily or permanently living in Debrecen.
This summer school is offered to students who would like to learn and improve Serbian, as well as to study Serbian culture and traditional values.
The summer school is offered to students who would like to learn and improve Serbian, as well as to study Serbian culture and traditional values.
Persons of Croatian background, as well as any students who want to learn more about the Croatian language and culture can apply for and attend the University School of Croatian Language and Culture in Zagreb.
Persons of Croatian background, as well as any students who want to learn more about the Croatian language and culture are encouraged to apply for the University School of Croatian Language and Culture in Zagreb.
The Summer Workshop provides up to 200 participants in Slavic, East European and Central Asian languages the opportunity to complete a full year of college language instruction during an eight-week summer session.
The Summer Workshop provides up to 200 participants in Slavic, East European and Central Asian languages the opportunity to complete a full year of college language instruction during an eight-week summer session.
The International School of Polish Language and Culture in Krakow organises 2-week courses which combine language instruction with cultural programs.