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The Caucasus Today: RLASP English Track
This newly designed 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 South Caucasus today. Students examine both the causes of conflict and the foundations for potential lasting peace in this complex region, with particular focus on Armenia, ...
This newly designed 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 South Caucasus today. Students examine both the causes of conflict and the foundations for potential lasting peace in this complex region, with particular focus on Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. In addition to Russian language, students receive academic semester credit in such fields as international studies, political science, and history. No prior study of Russian is required for the program. All Russian-language courses are conducted in small groups by faculty who are specially trained to teach Russian to foreign students. In some instances, students may join p...
Program Highlights
Learn about one of the world's most dynamic regions in real time.
Improve your Russian language levels and cross-cultural communication abilities.
Experience Yerevan: where ancient tradition and modern innovation coexist in a bustling, cosmopolitan city.
Gain academic credit and global skills in international studies, culture, and communication.
Join a community of curious, adventurous students ready to explore the multilayered nuances of contemporary Armenian society.
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Quick Details
- Yerevan, Armenia
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
- International Policy & Diplomacy
- International Relations
- Political Science & Politics
- Russian & East European Studies
- Russian Language
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Yerevan, Armenia
Types and Subjects
- Subjects & Courses
- International Policy & Diplomacy
- International Relations
- Political Science & Politics
Availability
Years Offered: 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029
- Fall
- Spring
- Academic Year
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- Tuition & Fees
- All Program Activity Costs
- Travel Insurance
Accommodation Options
- Dormitory
- Home-stays
Qualifications & Experience
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Written Application
- Letters of Reference
- Transcript
- Resume
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This newly designed 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 South Caucasus today. Students examine both the causes of conflict and the foundations for potential lasting peace in this complex region, with particular focus on Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. In addition to Russian language, students receive academic semester credit in such fields as international studies, political science, and history. No prior study of Russian is required for the program. All Russian-language courses are conducted in small groups by faculty who are specially trained to teach Russian to foreign students. In some instances, students may join p...
American Councils Study & Research Abroad
American Councils Study & Research Abroad
Ready to Learn More?
This newly designed 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 South Caucasus today. Students examine both the causes of conflict and the foundations for potential lasting peace in this complex region, with particular focus on Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. In addition to Russian language, students receive academic semester credit in such fields as international studies, political science, and history. No prior study of Russian is required for the program. All Russian-language courses are conducted in small groups by faculty who are specially trained to teach Russian to foreign students. In some instances, students may join p...
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