Housing in campus residence halls or homestays. Program conducted in English. Students can arrange for independent study courses. Students will spend a day or two in Moscow at the beginning and end of the session in order to see a different part of Russia. This four-week summer program offers courses in Russian culture, history, economics, and business through courses in Krasnoyarsk and field studies in Moscow, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, and St. Petersburg.
Program includes classroom instruction, tours, and site visits led by Russian and U.S. faculty.
The University has 27 academic departments in nine faculties on three campuses in and around Nottingham. Students are fully integrated into regular classes and residence halls with British students. Fields of study include business, communications, computer science, criminal justice, economics, education, engineering, health, history, humanities, information technology, journalism, language, literature, math, philosophy, physical education, religion, social sciences, and sports science. Students enroll in UWA classes and live in residence halls on campus. Fields of study include agriculture, business, computer science, criminal justice, economics, education, geography, information technology, language, law, library studies, literature, math, natural and physical sciences, political science, practical classroom experience, and social sciences.