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"The classes taught were interesting and helped me appreciate Russia and Russian culture through learning the language and also studying its history and literature."
- Maria, Mary Washington College
The program is based at the GRINT Centre for Education, a non-profit educational institution, located on the grounds of the Moscow University for the Humanities. Founded in 1992, GRINT is accredited as a Language and Cultural School by the Moscow government Department of Education. You may earn 11-16 credits per semester. All courses are taught in English.
Language studies are strongly recommended. Russian language courses are offered at five levels, from beginning to upper-intermediate, and include grammar, conversation, reading, and writing. Upon arrival, students are tested and placed in an appropriate level. Evaluations are held every 4 weeks for advancement to the next level.
Required | Recommended US Credits: 5-10 | More Course InformationLinks your service experience to learning about the institutions of Russian society. Focuses on the major social concerns of contemporary Russia, including the important issues of the transition from past totalitarian control to today’s democratic society.
Required | Recommended US Credits: 3 | More Course InformationAnalyzes the main political, economic, and social issues of contemporary Russia. Includes field trips and special lectures and meetings with persons from the Russian government, Parliament, army, and political parties.
Recommended | Recommended US Credits: 3 | More Course InformationElectives (also taught in English) may be taken in addition to the above studies, and vary by semester. Please inquire about courses available for the term you are planning to go abroad.
Optional | Recommended US Credits: 3 per course | More Course Information