Business – Global Impact: Business Strategies for the European’s Union’s Present and Future; East Meets West: Cultural Perspectives and Europe’s Diverse Business Approaches; Foreign Entry and Product Development; Issues in Business: Target-Oriented Expansion; and Student Commencement Addresses.

International Relations – An Inside Look at the United Nations; Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOS)in Diplomacy; U.S. Diplomacy in the Czech Republic; Connecting Cultures, Creating Trust: Meeting with Future Diplomats; and Student Commencement Addresses.

Music – Tracing Vienna’s Roots as Europe’s Music Center; Cultural Connections: An Inside Look at the Arts, Music and Theater in Europe; New Arts of Bohemia: Insights and Perspectives; Professional Pathways: Trends in European Music & Arts Careers; and Student Commencement Addresses.

St. Stephen’s Cathedral; Schönbrunn Palace: Summer Residence of the Habsburg Aristocracy; Vienna’s Museum Quarter; Prague: The Capital City with 1,000 Years of Culture; Prague Castle; St. Vitus Cathedral: Home of Royal Coronations; Old Town Square: The Pedestrian Pulse of Prague; Malá Strana: Cobblestoned Delight; Wenceslas Square: Historical Heart of the Commercial District; Dinner Cruise on the Meandering Vltava River.

International Scholars choosing to extend their IYLF experience will explore this historic city and its unique and classic treasures, including the Aurelian Walls, Porta Pinciana, Via Veneto, Villa Borghese, Qurinale Square and Piazza Navona.  A walking and guided exploration of the historical center will include Fontana di Trevi, Piazza di Spagna, the famous Via Condotti and Via del Corso.  IYLF scholars will also examine in detail the Holy See: Vatican City with Basilica di San Pietro, the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel.  Finally, scholars will discover the Colosseum and Fori Imperiali and end their Roman exploration with the Terme di Caracalla, before heading back to Vienna, Austria for their return home.