Overview
Throughout the Russian, Eurasian and Eastern European Studies MA course from University of Helsinki you'll have access to the latest research results delivered by leading academic experts in the field. You will be acquainted with a massive area, with which development is interlinked. The programme offers regional expertise and great variety of opportunities after graduation.
Key facts:
In the Russian, Eurasian and Eastern European Studies programme from University of Helsinki you will find a unique emphasis placed on the connections and interactions of countries in different regions, their interlinked-ness with global processes. You will find out how the spatial and temporal context matter in area studies.
While core courses are conducted within the Aleksanteri Institute, you are also provided access to other courses at the University of Helsinki. During your studies, you will develop knowledge on how issues pertaining to environmental challenges, migration flows, legal cultures, major security issues, identity and nationalism, political conflicts, the rule of law, and social tensions are affecting the region. The MAREEES programme utilizes a thematic approach. It places phenomena into a global context, enabling you to identify their importance to this area and the world.
The geographical area encompassed by the MAREEES programme is Eastern Europe -defined to cover the eastern flank of the EU and the Eastern partnership countries, including the Western Balkans, Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia. Eurasia focusing on Central Asia, Belarus and Russian Federation.
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Courses include:
Regional conflicts and sources of insecurity
Global challenges and policy responses
Inequality, social tensions and welfare provision
Global migration, ideas and practices
Relations between states, civil societies and religions
Identities, nationalism and colonialism
Governance, the rule of law and the transformations of political systems
Environmental concerns, climate and energy politics.
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Duration
- Full-time
- 24 months
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Campus Location
- Helsinki, Finland
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Academic requirements
We are not aware of any specific GRE, GMAT or GPA grading score requirements for this programme.
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General requirements
- To be eligible to apply to a master’s programme, you must have completed a first-cycle (bachelor's or equivalent) degree.
- If you complete your first-cycle degree only after the application period ends, you can still apply as long as you fulfil the other admission criteria. If you are offered a student place, it will be conditional and you must submit proof of your graduation by the date given in the admission criteria.
- Please note that each Master’s programme has its own criteria on what studies you must have completed previously. Your degree does not always necessarily be from the field of your prospective master’s programme, but you must have completed a sufficient amount of some relevant post-secondary level studies.
- You must also meet the degree programme-specific language requirements.
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Living costs
Helsinki
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