Receive monthly perspectives on language, culture, security, and study abroad across the Eurasian Corridor, a land that both separates and connects the larger powers of Europe, the Middle East, Russia, and China.
A quarterly-ish publication with news about study abroad to the Eurasian Corridor for educators and study abroad professionals. Funding, individual student opportunities and faculty-lead opportunities, and more.
These surveys track enrollment numbers in college and pre-college language courses. The focus is on Russian, although other languages of the Eurasian corridor are also considered.
Launched by SRAS in 2004 as one of the world’s first online academic journals focused on showcasing student research, we continue to welcome papers written by undergraduates, graduates, and postgraduates.
Discover the best research papers created by the talented students participating in the program of the same name held at Civitas University in Warsaw, Poland.
SRAS is pleased to announce the publication of our new materials, showing our lineup of 2026 programs abroad.
You may download the flyers above or request copies for your university/college department or study abroad office.
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If you have any questions about our programs, or if you would like to have SRAS visit your campus, contact Renee Stillings, Director.
I’ve studied in Irkutsk and St. Petersburg with SRAS, but [Bishkek] is, by far, my favorite because of the intense focus on speaking skills. I spend about three hours, 4 times a week speaking one-on-one. It’s such a unique opportunity! The people are also especially friendly here. My homestay is fantastic, the coordinator is a never-ending wealth of help, and the food of Central Asia is delicious.
— C. Hughes
We created the SRAS Family of Sites to provide a wide-ranging and informed look at the politics, arts, cultures, languages, histories, pop cultures, economies, and identities of the diverse Eurasian landmass.
Students on our Online Research Internships and Location Ambassador programs work alongside our editors to develop content for these sites. They build a writing portfolio that demonstrates skills, knowledge, and experience to potential employers or graduate programs.
Find out more about the geography, economics, politics, and public opinion of our region.
Discover popular singers, movies, cartoons, and more, discussed in historical and cultural context.
Explore museums, literature, art, and performance in Eurasia.
Written largely for students, by students, this site includes general city and travel guides as well as reviews of students experiences abroad.
Discover the deep roots of modern cultural identities expressed through food, language, belief, and place that help to bind us together and make us who we are.
SRAS maintains a social media presence, too. Our Facebook page focuses on material produced for the SRAS Family of Sites as well as other language and cultural material. We use our YouTube and Instagram for visual material that highlights our programs and locations. LinkedIn is primarily updates about our programs as well as travel concerns, changes to visa regulations, etc.
Have questions about our programs or publications? Reach out to our team, or subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news on funding, programs, and resources.
