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Suspension of all Programming in RussiaAll SRAS programming in Russia has been suspended until further notice. This includes our regular programs in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Irkustk, and Vladivostok, as well as all faculty-led custom programming. |
Suspension of all Programming in UkraineSRAS programs historically held in Ukraine have been relocated to Georgia. Should Ukraine become safe for travel again, SRAS will include it again as a travel location on certain programs and/or may move relocated programming back to the country. |
Warsaw
Perhaps more than any other European capital, this city reflects its turbulent history. Reduced to ruins in WWII, Warsaw is now home to one of the most dynamic economies in Europe and a booming modern culture. SRAS students in Warsaw focus on security studies, diplomacy, policy, and history. |
Tbilisi
Tbilisi is a lively political, economic, and cultural hub, yet it is still easy to navigate and the pace of life is slow enough that people still stop to have conversations with each other. Immerse yourself in this beautiful city rich with history, broad boulevards, and a diverse mix of people. |
Yerevan
Yerevan is the capital and cultural center of Armenia. This very walkable city has a very European feel, blending café culture with museums and theaters. The surrounding area is a unique combination of natural beauty and ancient history. |
Bishkek
Bishkek offers a look at a developing Central Asian capital as well as into the history of one of the world’s oldest nomadic civilizations and the pride in nomadic traditions that remain strong here. SRAS Programs in Bishkek focus on anthropology, languages, and Central Asian studies. |
Uzbekistan
This spring break, join SRAS for Navruz in Uzbekistan! This 9-day trip will introduce you to modern Uzbekistan before taking you back in time, immersing you in the art, architecture, culture, and history of this very unique civilization through one of the world’s oldest continuously celebrated holiday festivals, Navruz! You’ll also see Uzbekistan’s heritage of the Silk Road, Great Game, citadels, arks, and caravanserais. This trip is guaranteed to be filled with impressions, flavors, and great conversation. |
Riga
Riga has long been a popular vacation spot for its surrounding rich forests, white sand beaches, and rich architectural heritage. Although the city feels very European, Russian is used in daily life on the streets. Riga is an excellent place to practice your language and to further explore the fascinating Baltic countries. |
