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Study
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Through the Saint
Petersburg Semester and the Russian Summer Programs of
the Council on International
Student Exchange, of which Oberlin is an affiliate,
students have the opportunity to perfect their language
skills and to gain a first-hand knowledge of Russian life.
Oberlin students are eligible to participate in other
academic programs in the Russian Republic and other Newly
Independent States: the ACM/GLCA
Fall Semester Program at Kuban State University in Krasnodar,
the Moscow Theatre Arts Program of the National Theater
Institute, and a study away semester or year with C.V.Starr-Middlebury
Schools Abroad. Middlebury schools abroad include
locations in Moscow, Voronezh, Irkutsk, and Yaroslavl,
where undergraduates may study Russian life and culture
and (if desirous) participate in a prearranged internship.
Additionally, Middlebury offers a program for enrolled
graduates. For further information on these programs,
contact Ms. Forman, Mr. Newlin, or Mr. Scholl.
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Students on financial
aid should consult the Director of Financial Aid before
planning to participate in the CIEE, ACM/GLCA, or other
programs. Participants in the CIEE programs in Saint Petersburg,
the ACM/GLCA program at Kuban State University, the Moscow
Theatre Arts Program, or the Middlebury program should
consult the Russian staff for a preliminary interpretation
of such work in terms of Oberlin credit. |
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ACTR/ACCELS:
American Council of Teachers of Russian administers
exchange programs for everyone from high school students
to professional researches. |
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Midwest Programs- The University of Illinois maintains a page on different Russian and Eastern European study away programs that are administered by colleges in the Midwest. |
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Central
European University is a post-graduate study institution
for the social sciences, drawing an international student
body, and dedicated to promoting civic reform in the governments
of Eastern Europe and the NIS. Their ECHO
program funds the international exchange of fellows. |
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