The Russian Studies course is developed by the twin universities UiT (Norway) and NArFU (Russia) with the hopes to build knowledge of Russia and stimulate interdisciplinary thinking. Initially created for the exchange students from Nordic countries, now the program attracts students from all over the world and enables international students to get knowledge about Russian history, culture, language and society by offering them a semester program at the Russian university.
Our mission is to create opportunities for students to get progress in studying Russia while staying in Russia so that in their later academic careers the students could be in a position to work on a self-sufficient basis in the learning Russian subjects.
Structure
The Russian Studies course consists of 3 modules:
|
№ |
Title of the course |
ECTS |
Institute |
Lecturer |
|
1 |
Soviet and Contemporary Russian History (XXth century) (more…) |
5 |
Institute of Social and Political Sciences and Humanities |
Tatiana P. Teterevleva e-mail: t.teterevleva@narfu.ru |
|
2 |
Culture of the Russian North (more…) |
5 |
Institute of Humanities, Social and Political Sciences |
Anna Soloviova e-mail: a.soloveva@narfu.ru |
|
3 |
Contemporary Russian Politics (more…) |
6 |
Institute of Social and Political Sciences and Humanities |
Alexey E. Feldt e-mail: a.feldt@narfu.ru |
Duration:
1 semester (Autumn) – 16 ECTS
Qualification level
Non-degree, Bachelor level
Admission requirements
General entrance requirements for admission into HEIs
Application deadline
30 May annually
Language
All courses will be taught in English
Tuition fees
There is no fee to participate in this program for exchange students from partner institutions.
Scholarships
Students from Norway may apply for Barents Plus scholarship
Students from European countries may apply for Erasmus Mundus scholarship
Prospective students
The program is designed for international degree and exchange students
Qualification and Records
Upon completion of studies students receive a Transcript of Records
