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Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies
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About the Program

Our one-year, interdisciplinary master’s degree in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies offers a flexible, cohesive curriculum addressing historical and contemporary changes across the region. Designed for scholars with strong language and area studies backgrounds, the program provides intensive language training, small classes, and close faculty mentorship. Students conduct specialized research using world-class resources like the Stanford Libraries and Hoover Archives. This comprehensive preparation equips graduates to pursue doctoral studies or launch successful careers in government, journalism, business, and non-governmental organizations.

What You’ll Study

What you will study at the graduate level depends on your particular degree, academic interests, and professional goals. Key features of our program offerings include:

  • Core courses representing multiple disciplinary perspectives.

  • Language study.

  • Elective courses offered through various departments.

Meet Our Faculty

Our faculty are the intellectual heart of our program. As renowned researchers, passionate educators, and dedicated mentors, they drive innovation, shape the future of their fields, and inspire the next generation of leaders. Explore our directory to learn more about their teaching, research, and expertise.

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Master of Arts

MACotermJoint Degree
This one-year interdisciplinary program delivers a strong grounding in historical and contemporary change processes in the Russian Federation, East Europe, the Caucasus, and Central Asia.
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