The Baltic States, NATO, and Russia

by: American Councils Study & Research Abroad

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This program offers graduate and undergraduate students the opportunity to combine Russian language study with courses (taught in English) on the historical, religious, economic, and political forces shaping the Baltic region and Eastern Europe today. In addition to Russian language, students receive academic semester credit in such fields as international studies, political science, and history. No prior Russian language experience is required for the program. All Russian language courses are conducted in small groups by faculty specially trained to teach Russian to international students. In some instances, students may join participants in the Russian Language and Area Studies Program language track for these classes. All content courses are taught by Tallinn University faculty with na...

Program Highlights

Study NATO, regional security, and Eastern European history and society in the context of Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine.

Learn Russian language at any level - from beginner to advanced - through immersive, small-group instruction.

Earn academic credit in history, political science, and international studies while exploring how the region is redefining democracy and identity in the 21st century.

Experience the region firsthand through excursions, cultural activities, and discussions with local experts and community leaders

Live with local host families, engage with local conversation partners, and participate in weekly cultural activities in one of Europe's most vibrant and technologically advanced cities.