Assistant Professor of Political Science Michael Stanislawski. Nathan J. Miller Professor of Jewish History David Stark. Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Professor of International Economics Richard Wortman. Professor of History Warren Zimmerman. Davis Professor of Practical International Diplomacy, International and Public Affairs Kimberley Zisk.
Students receive interdisciplinary training with both a country and transregional focus.
Completion of the degree also demands advanced proficiency in one Eurasian or East European language. This program is designed to provide intensive exposure to the politics, international relations, economics, modern history and cultural and social formations of the region for students entering the professions, mid-career professionals, and as preparation for entry into doctoral programs. Degree Requirements Students complete 30 points of course credits including a thesis to receive the M.A. degree. Those with advanced language proficiency complete the program in one year full time. The degree may take up to two years for students with weaker languge preparation at the time of enrollment.