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Russia's rich cultural heritage is complimented by the unique emphasis that Russians place on history and education. In Russia, these elements have combined to produce one of the world's most extensive museum systems, well-known for impressive collections, thematic versatility, multiplicity of display modes, and sheer number of institutions. With private and public support, many of Russia's museums are modernizing and new museums are being established. Russians have supported this as some of the world's most avid museum enthusiasts.
This program is for students of museum science/studies or museum management and those who want to understand the Russian museum phenomenon through a behind-the-scenes approach. This program is for students looking to understand how cultural and historical heritage can be best preserved and transmitted.
If you are a museum professional, see St. Petersburg and Moscow: Workshop for Museum Professionals.
The Art and Science of Museums
This comprehensive, venue-based, immersive course consists of three weeks of lectures and museum visits covering: the history of collecting, the "museumification" of historic and cultural sites, museum operations (e.g. storage facilities, restoration labs, exhibition curation, education, and development), integration of technology and interactivity, and museum educational work.
We will take a behind-the-scenes look at the Hermitage Museum, and explore the many museums of St. Petersburg -- including educational museums at schools of higher learning, scientific museums, museums of ethnography, memorial apartment museums, literary museums, political history museums, and more.
3 credits. This course runs three weeks, according to dates of the 3-week session.
RUSS 101-102/201-202/301-302-303/401 Russian as a Second Language
Small, intensive classes focus on reading, writing, grammar, speaking, comprehension, and phonetics for 20 hours per week.
7-week option only: 80 hours. Note that while a brief "survival Russian" introduction is incorporated into the 3-week program, these 80 hours take place in the final 4 weeks of the 7-week option.
This program is almost entirely on site at the many museums of St. Petersburg.
You will live in a dormitory with other foreign students or a nearby hostel. Homestay is not available in this location.
The UNECON campus is located on Griboedova Canal, just behind Kazansky Cathedral and about 5 minutes' walk from Nevsky Prospect. There is plenty of shopping, cafes, and attractions nearby and it is a very easy walk or metro ride to many of St. Petersburg’s most famous museums. The University is truly in the very heart of the city center.
This program is very conducive to related research in the field. Those taking the extended summer option may pursue volunteer opportunities in the Hermitage or other St. Petersburg Museums. The 3-week museum studies period is very intensive. While some research may be done during this period, any extensive research or volunteering can practically speaking only take place after this period, during the last 4 weeks of the 7-week program option.
This program is hosted by the Hermitage Educational Center. The transcript is issued by St. Petersburg State University of Economics (UNECON), one of Russia's leading institutions. The optional School of Record is Stetson University (Florida, US), which can provide a US-based trascript for an additional program fee of $350.
Best known for its cultural tradition and gorgeous imperial palace facades, an intriguing and creative spirit is still alive in the city today. Like the countless bridges linking it together, St. Petersburg itself connects the past to present and high culture to everyday society.
Click here to read a short history of St. Petersburg up to the present day from GeoHistory.
Click here to read more about what our students do while in St. Petersburg.
SRAS Online Courses will earn you SRAS Learning Credits (topics range from language courses, culinary studies, international relations/regional studies, literature, and more!).
Other, non-SRAS funding sources may also be applicable to this program. SRAS provides a wide list of possible outside funding sources.
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Summer 3-week Budget Program Fees:
Total Fees: $4,495 *** Other Estimated Costs:
Total Other Estimated Costs: $1,890 |
Summer 7-week Budget Program Fees:
Total Fees: $6,195 *** Other Estimated Costs:
Total Other Estimated Costs: $2,765 |
* Estimate based on r.t. US East Coast departure.
For more detail on living expenses in St. Petersburg, click here.
The first step is to complete our application (click the Apply now button to create your SRAS account - you will be able to return to the application later). If you are currently a student you should inquire with your home university about next steps for study abroad. This will help ensure that all goes smoothly with credit transfer and financial aid, plus some universities have deadlines for study abroad that are much earlier than SRAS deadlines. They may also be able to point you to additional funding sources. In short, involve your home university's study abroad office in the process as early as possible!
You will find important information about academics, health and safety, and more on our Getting Started pages.
If you are still unsure this is the right program for you, feel free to schedule an advising session with us to discuss your goals and needs!
Overall GPA of 2.5, 3.0 in major. No Russian language prerequisite.
Tuition, dormitory accommodation, visa and registration, pre-departure information, roundtrip airport transfers, cultural programming, travel as specified, health and emergency insurance, use of a mobile telephone for duration of program, and SRAS in-country support.
