Study Abroad in Russia

[alan-smith84.livejournal.com]

I plan to go to Russia this summer to study. However, I am currently unable to decide where to go. I have now been studying Russian for three years at the University of Colorado. In addition, I have completed two summer study abroad programs in St. Petersburg. I am contemplating studying in St. Petersburg or Moscow again; however, I think that I might like to see some cities farther east. If anyone knows of a good intensive language program for a student traveling to Russia alone, please offer your advice

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[trepang.livejournal.com]

Try RSUH - Russian State University foк the Humanities
www.rsuh.ru

[im-such-a-slav.livejournal.com]

i remember looking at one program in vladivostock and one in ekaterinburg. it was a long time ago, but i found them on the internet and assume they are still there.

a question for you: i just got back to boulder, after living in ukraine for 1.5 years, and am trying to find a way to keep up with my russian. do you know of anyone or a program or anything?

Russian practice

[alan-smith84.livejournal.com]

Russian practice

Every week the Russian department hosts a session they refer to as Russian tea. All the professors in the department get together in the department get together with students for tea and conversation. Unfortunately, I do not have the information at hand regarding location and time. However, here is the information listed on the Russian department website.

Russian Tea
Russian Tea meets once a week during the academic year for tea and conversation. For more information contact Elena Kostoglodova at (303) 492-2601.

[black-book.livejournal.com]

Novosibirsk State has a program too, i did it last summer, very helpful, not too expensive. check it out on their website

www.nsu.ru

[halevi.livejournal.com]

Какой уровень знания русского языка у Вас сейчас? Если я буду это знать, я смогу Вам посоветовать что-нибудь более конкретное.

Which is your Russian language level now? Knowing this, I could say something more specific for you.

Far East University - Vladivostok

[ru-entranslator.livejournal.com]

http://www.fenu.ru/

They used to have great language programs. Go to the right corner of the link, the page will come up in English and talks about courses for international students. You can also give the American consulate in Vladivostok a call.

I haven't been since the mid-90's, but I really enjoyed Vlad.