Russian East European Studies
Russian and Eastern European Studies takes a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates Russian language and literature, history, sociology, and politics. Our courses in Russian and in English help you to develop strong speaking, linguistic, and critical thinking skills.
The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures offers courses in the Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, Czech, Polish, and Russian languages and literatures, and other Slavic and East European cultures, leading to a BA in Russian and East European Studies.
Scholars and students have pursued Russian and East European Studies at Oxford University since 1953. Learn more here about the current offerings in Russian and East European Studies.
Sean’s Russia Blog sponsored by the Center for Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies. Interviews with scholars, policy-makers, journalists, writers, and filmmakers working on topics concerning the Former Soviet Union
Russian and East European Studies encompasses the history, literature, politics, economics, social organization, and culture of Russia, the non-Russian portions of the former Soviet Union, and Eastern Europe.
CREES has been a national leader for the study of the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe since 1965, one of the oldest in the nation. The University of Kansas offers multiple undergraduate and graduate degrees in Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies (REES).
The Russian and East European Studies program (REES) combines proficiency in Russian language with a solid interdisciplinary background in the economics, geography, history, culture and politics of this region sufficient to achieve a broad understanding of its past and present, as well as its role and place in the world. REES will prepare
The interdisciplinary program in Russian and East European Studies (REES) is an international area studies program that is designed to develop a student’s competence in the language, history, culture, and contemporary political and economic setting of a particular country or cultural region.
Russian and Eastern European Studies takes a multidisciplinary approach that incorporates Russian language and literature, history, sociology, and politics. Our courses in Russian and in English help you to develop strong speaking, linguistic, and critical thinking skills.
The Russian and East European Studies program (REES) combines proficiency in Russian language with a solid interdisciplinary background in the economics, geography, history, culture and politics of this region sufficient to achieve a broad understanding of its past and present, as well as its role and place in the world. REES will prepare