 Russian History and Culture
Course Number/Name:
INED 399- Russia History and Culture
Course Description: Students will travel to St. Petersburg, Russia for a three week learning experience. St. Petersburg is Russia's second largest city and is often described as the most Western European styled city of Russia. When not in class, students will have an opportunity to visit the many interesting sights that St. Petersburg has to offer. The Hermitage Museum includes the former imperial residence and a vast collection of art. There are many amazing palaces, among them are Peterhof, with its majestic fountain cascades and parks, and the famous baroque Catherine Palace. Students will have a chance to visit Moscow for a few days as well.
Instructor: Dr. Jack Croxton, Psychology Department and Professor Anton Agafonov, Modern Languages
Language of Instruction: English
Housing: International Student Housing & Hotels
Course Dates: June 1 - June 20, 2012
Eligible Participants: Undergraduate and Graduate Students in Good Academic Standing
Application Deadline: March 15
Credits: 3 Undergraduate or 3 Graduate
Cost: Summer 2012 Budget
Deposit: Full payment of the Course Fee is due to the International Education Center by April 1, 2012
Application: Apply Now
 Pay the course fee with electronic check or credit card online.
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