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    • The School of Russian and Asian Studies

    • Kyrgyzstan Summer Adventure

      Kyrgyz Summer Adventure packages intensive three weeks of Kyrgyz and/or Russian language training and one week of touring the countryside of Kyrgyzstan on horseback, practicing the language. See the SRAS.org site for details, including sample itinerary.
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    • The School of Russian and Asian Studies

    • Central Asian Studies

      Central Asian Studies is an innovative program preparing students for international careers. Based in the fascinating and historically significant region of Central Asia, this program combines intensive language study with courses on regional history and the specific countries and major cultures of this diverse area. A month of home stay, an extensive cultural program and educational travel to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are included to give a deeper understanding of what locals think and how they More...
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    • The School of Russian and Asian Studies

    • Russian as a Second Language

      Russian as a Second Language (RSL) program packages are designed for flexibility to suit almost any need or lifestyle. Study for a week or a year. Choose the bustling streets of Moscow or the rugged hills of Kyrgyzstan. You can take advanced courses or start with the basics. With SRAS, it''s all up to you. These locations are available: St. Petersburg Nizhny Novgorod Novosibirsk Irkutsk Vladivostok Moscow Bishkek (Kyrgyzstan) Odessa or Kiev (Ukraine)
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    • American University of Central Asia

    • Do Development: Kyrgyzstan

      American University of Central Asia is based on the American model of the liberal arts college. We are accredited through Bard College in the United States, so you will easily earn credit for courses. We offer exchange students several tracks, including sustainable development, economic development and Central Asian Studies.
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    • The School of Russian and Asian Studies

    • Internships: NGO and Cultural

      Students spend a minimum of 25 real hours per week working for a local NGO, Museum, or Theater. Students may be asked to research, write, translate, or network depending on the student's abilities and/or the needs of the institution. In addition, students take Russian language classes. Courses are offered at six different levels, from beginning to advanced.
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    • The School of Russian and Asian Studies

    • Translation Abroad

      Translation Abroad is a practical academic program offering intensive Russian lessons and professional, hands-on translation experience. Despite advances in electronic translation technology, there is increasing need for the accuracy and readability that only human translation can deliver. With the world's exponentially increasing information flows, the growing globalization of business, and more frequent government interactions, there is demand for not only translated literature, but also for technical More...
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    • The School of Russian and Asian Studies

    • Russian Business Internships

      Russian Business Internships delivers intensive, business-focused Russian lessons, professional experience in Russia and a resume-building research project. Internships are individually placed based on current availability as well as the student's experience and goals. - Curriculum - RS-100/200/300 Russian Language Study Courses offered at six different levels, from beginning to advanced. For more information see SRAS's suggested syllabi for beginning (100), intermediate (200), and advanced More...
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