Renewed Master’s Degree Programme in Russian and European Studies (RES) to start in 2015
Starting autumn 2015, University of Tampere, Finland will be offering a renewed two-year Master’s Degree Programme in Russian and European Studies (RES). The programme will be open to student applications from 15 December 2014.
Starting autumn 2015, University of Tampere, Finland will be offering a renewed two-year Master’s Degree Programme in Russian and European Studies (RES). The programme will be open to student applications from 15 December 2014.
University of Tampere has over 15 years of experience with Master’s Programmes that focus on Russian-European interfaces and in 2007 began offeringMaster’s Programme in International Relations within the Finnish-Russian Cross-Border University, predecessor of the current programme. The programme now has three major subjects: International Relations, Sociology, and Russian Language and Culture.
As of 2015, the programme will be offered in an updated form, meeting the demands of the time even better and being more in tune with the requirements of contemporary working life – without compromising the academic quality of the programme.
"We have something special to offer in Tampere: a programme with timely contents and sound academic basis that equips the students for working life”, explains Hanna Ojanen, Jean Monnet Professor who is in charge of the programme.
Master’s Degree Programme in Russian and European Studies offers a unique interdisciplinary learning environment for students interested in Russian politics, society, culture and language as well as in global, international and regional political dynamics in the European North.
The Master's programme offers systematic training in these questions regardless of the students’ previous disciplinary background. Previous knowledge of Russian is not required from IR and Sociology students. Russian language courses enabling students to acquire a working knowledge of Russian are offered as part of the programme. Students of Russian Language and Culture are required to have a good command of the language, since a majority of the courses is offered in Russian.
One of the exiting features of the programme is its cooperation with Petrozavodsk and St. Petersburg State Universities in Russia. International Relations major is offered as a “Finnish-Russian Cross-Border University” (CBU) double degree programme with the two partner universities. A considerable part of IR studies is organized jointly, and students from all three meet each semester for an intensive course.
Interested in the programme? Check our website to learn more: http://www.uta.fi/jkk/res.
You can also leave us your contact details to be first to be informed when the updated curriculum and entrance requirements for the 2015 intake will be published:https://elomake3.uta.fi/lomakkeet/12644/lomake.html
Questions? Send us a message and we’d be happy to help!
Planning officer Anna Tuusa, anna.tuusa (at) uta.fi
Dr. Anni Kangas, anni.kangas (at) uta.fi
Dr. Anni Kangas
Academy of Finland Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
School of Management (International Relations)
FIN-33014 University of Tampere, Finland
[email protected]
As of 2015, the programme will be offered in an updated form, meeting the demands of the time even better and being more in tune with the requirements of contemporary working life – without compromising the academic quality of the programme.
"We have something special to offer in Tampere: a programme with timely contents and sound academic basis that equips the students for working life”, explains Hanna Ojanen, Jean Monnet Professor who is in charge of the programme.
Master’s Degree Programme in Russian and European Studies offers a unique interdisciplinary learning environment for students interested in Russian politics, society, culture and language as well as in global, international and regional political dynamics in the European North.
The Master's programme offers systematic training in these questions regardless of the students’ previous disciplinary background. Previous knowledge of Russian is not required from IR and Sociology students. Russian language courses enabling students to acquire a working knowledge of Russian are offered as part of the programme. Students of Russian Language and Culture are required to have a good command of the language, since a majority of the courses is offered in Russian.
One of the exiting features of the programme is its cooperation with Petrozavodsk and St. Petersburg State Universities in Russia. International Relations major is offered as a “Finnish-Russian Cross-Border University” (CBU) double degree programme with the two partner universities. A considerable part of IR studies is organized jointly, and students from all three meet each semester for an intensive course.
Interested in the programme? Check our website to learn more: http://www.uta.fi/jkk/res.
You can also leave us your contact details to be first to be informed when the updated curriculum and entrance requirements for the 2015 intake will be published:https://elomake3.uta.fi/lomakkeet/12644/lomake.html
Questions? Send us a message and we’d be happy to help!
Planning officer Anna Tuusa, anna.tuusa (at) uta.fi
Dr. Anni Kangas, anni.kangas (at) uta.fi
Dr. Anni Kangas
Academy of Finland Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
School of Management (International Relations)
FIN-33014 University of Tampere, Finland
[email protected]
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