in the Eurasian Corridor
SRAS programs are interdisciplinary by design, integrating history, culture, identity, and geography into the study abroad experience. Use the filters below to explore programs by location, program type, term, and academic focus.
29 Programs
Spend winter break in Yerevan with intensive Persian language study and a cultural program exploring Armenia, its connections with Iran, and the city during the holiday season.
High school program blending intensive Russian language study, service learning, and cultural programming.
Examine information warfare, media systems, and digital governance on NATO’s frontier while developing Russian language skills in the Baltic region.
Learn the history, culture, and identity of Georgia through a study of its wine.
Study Russian in Bishkek, one of Central Asia’s most Russian-speaking cities, with daily use reinforcing intensive classroom instruction.
Build on your Slavic language skills while exploring Belarusian culture, identity, and contemporary society in Warsaw and Podlasie.
Travel across Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia while exploring geopolitics, conflict, and identity in one of Eurasia’s most strategic regions.
Interns research and write about Central or Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Baltics, Central Asia, the Caucasus, or Russia for the SRAS Family of Sites. Internships are flexible and SRAS editors will work with interns to assign tasks that are both of interest to the intern and fill…
Study Ukrainian in Warsaw, where a growing Ukrainian community brings the language into daily life across a dynamic European city.
Develop and advance your Russian language skills! Format: Individual instruction, late morning/early afternoon EDT, weekdays
Examine Iran through lectures and regional context, exploring society, sanctions, and geopolitics at the crossroads of Eurasia.
Study Georgian in Tbilisi through immersive language training, cultural engagement, and exploration of identity in the Caucasus.
Intensive Armenian language study in Yerevan, exploring identity, history, and culture through immersive, context-rich learning experiences.
Study Persian in Yerevan while exploring Iranian society, culture, and regional connections through immersive, context-rich language learning.
Study Russian in Riga, where a multilingual environment shaped by history and policy offers insight into language and identity.
Travel through Central Asia while studying geopolitics, strategic balancing, and energy systems, and using Russian in real-world regional contexts.
Spend winter break in Chisinau with intensive Russian language study, homestay immersion, and cultural experiences across Moldova.
Study identity and conflict through regional travel, interdisciplinary courses, and language immersion across Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.