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Study alongside Russia's future political and business leaders at Russia's leading institution for international studies. Choose from an extensive list of courses in Russian or English and enjoy regular opportunities to attend talks given by visiting diplomats, politicians, economists, religious leaders, and other experts.
Additional out-of-classroom activities take advantage of the wide intellectual and cultural resources of Moscow in a hands-on program designed to give you broad perspectives on Russian history, geography, international relations, economics, politics, and demographics.
Those looking to hit the ground running will want to look at our online courses, which will also earn you SRAS Learning Credit for your future study abroad experiece.
Approximately 40 English-language courses are offered each semester in economics, international relations, business, and law. Russian-language courses are more numberous. Contact us for the upcoming course list.
Courses in Russian are taken with Russian-speaking students. Courses in English are with a mix of international and Russian students. All courses are part of BA or MA degree programs at MGIMO.
To maintain full-time status at home (especially for financial aid) most students need to take at least 24 ECTS (12 US semester credits). If you are opting to not take any language, that would mean you would need to take 6-8 courses.
Optional Language Courses
LAN 101-202 Russian Language
Russian grammar and vocabulary with speaking, reading, and listening practice. Class size is small (3-8 students).
9 credits
LAN 301-402 Russian Language
Same focus and class size as 101-200, but with the opportunity to focus on professional language.
6 credits
Note: The above courses are for credit and available to you when selecting the "language" option for this program. If you do not need credit for your language study, and are simply hoping to improve your language skills, you might consider the more cost-effective option of selecting the "no language" route and arranging private tutoring at $30 per 1.5 hour session.
Cultural programming in Moscow is designed to be an intensive, hands-on, sensory introduction to the wide diversity of Russia and Eurasia. It is meant especially for those students interested in diplomacy, international relations, and modern Russian identity. Events have typically included:
Other events will be held based on student interest and my include visits to NGOs, think tanks, archives, orrelated events. Visits in the past have included Memorial, Carnegie Moscow Center, PIR Center, Human Rights Watch, and others.
--Housing
You will live on the main campus of MGIMO in a twin room with another foreign student. These dormitories are about a 5-minute walk from class. You will be a 15-minute walk or 5- to 10-minute bus ride from the nearest metro station and shopping center. Campus is about a 45- to 60-minute commute total from the city center via public transport.
--Location
As Europe’s largest city, Moscow is a bustling metropolis and the heart of a new, modern Russia. Glass skyscrapers and green, outdoor spaces combine with the vibrant symbols of the past to create a constantly innovating landscape that reflects the fast-paced energy and power of the city. This is where 10% of Russia's population lives, where its domestic and foreign policies are decided, and where some 35% of its GDP is generated. To understand Russia's ambitions and potential, you must understand Moscow.
Click here to read a short history of Moscow up to the present day from GeoHistory.
Click here to read more about what our students do while in Moscow.
This program is hosted by Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO). Run by Russia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Henry Kissinger once called it the "Harvard of Russia" due to its prestigious and academically rigorous programming and because so many of Russia's political, economic, and intellectual leaders are counted among its alumni.
The transcript for this program is issued by MGIMO and reflects ECTS credits. This is generally transferable to your home institution, but you should always seek pre-approval before embarking on any study abroad program.
For more on transcripts, credit transfer, and other academic issues, click here.
This program does not allow sufficient time for internships or outside, focused research. If you are interested in such, consider staying for second semester with the Russian as a Second Language program. Volunteering on a limited schedule may be possible, but you should discuss any plans with your SRAS consultant when applying.
SRAS Challenge Grants are stackable grants that can provide up to $3,500 toward this program.
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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Budget w/o Russian language study Program Fees (Fall/Spring)*:
Total Fees: $9,995 *** Other Estimated Costs:
Total Other Estimated Costs: $4,600 |
Budget w/ Russian language study Program Fees (Fall/Spring)*:
Total Fees: $15,695 *** Other Estimated Costs:
Total Other Estimated Costs: $4,600 |
* Students who study for a full academic year in any location receive a $1000 discount applied to the second semester. For academic year students the cost breakdown for the second semester is $7,510 (no language) or 13,210 (language) for education costs; $1,200 for housing (which includes dormitory stay during the interim period between semesters), $275 for insurance (which also covers the period between semesters), and there are no associated visa costs (your visa will simply be extended to cover the second semester). For academic year students, the total cost for the second semester is $8,985 (no language) or $14,685 (language).
** Estimate is based on r.t. US East Coast departure.
For more detail on living expenses in Moscow, 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!
Tuition, accommodation, visa and registration, pre-departure information, roundtrip airport transfers, cultural programming, health and emergency insurance, use of a mobile telephone for duration of program, and SRAS in-country support.
