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.
33 Programs
Spend spring break in Warsaw with intensive Ukrainian language study and cultural experiences exploring the city and its Ukrainian community.
Spend winter break in Riga with intensive Russian language study, homestay immersion, and cultural experiences across the city.
Study Persian in Yerevan while exploring Iranian society, culture, and regional connections through immersive, context-rich language learning.
Format:Five 40-minute sessions, scheduled individually. This course has flexible start dates. We will work with you on scheduling once you enroll.
Study identity and conflict through regional travel, interdisciplinary courses, and language immersion across Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
Explore media, identity, AI, and security in Latvia through an intensive, field-based certificate program.
Build your Russian language skills with live, personalized instruction and flexible scheduling—from beginning study to advanced practice.
Explore connectivity, energy, and regional strategy across Central Asia through immersive, multi-country field study.
Multi-faceted study of global security threats and a research internship at the Terrorism Research Center
Professional Experience, Applied Skills, and Cultural Immersion
Study Russian in Bishkek, one of Central Asia’s most Russian-speaking cities, with daily use reinforcing intensive classroom instruction.
Study Russian in Chișinău through intensive language instruction, a Russian-speaking homestay, and engagement with Moldova’s multilingual society.
Travel through Central Asia while studying geopolitics, strategic balancing, and energy systems, and using Russian in real-world regional contexts.
Study Georgian in Tbilisi through immersive language training, cultural engagement, and exploration of identity in the Caucasus.
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.
Study Polish in Warsaw, using the language in daily life while engaging with culture, institutions, and contemporary society.
Build on your Slavic language skills while exploring Belarusian culture, identity, and contemporary society in Warsaw and Podlasie.
Learn the history, culture, and identity of Georgia through a study of its wine.