Russian in Russia
AMBergh Education
 

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Program Terms • Fall • Spring • Summer • Winter • Academic Year • Year Round • Winter Intersession Program Participants • Undergraduate (College) • Graduate (College) • High School • Adults Subject Areas • Russian Language		Quick Look • Location: Moscow, St Petersburg, Odessa, Petrozavodsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Vladivostok, Novosibirsk, Simferopol, Kazan, Perm - Russia • Language of Instruction: Russian Overview Russian and Ukrainian langauge courses at many universities in Russia and Ukraine. Courses are open all year round at all levels and students can stay as long as they want. Accommodation is available in student dorms, with host families and in apartments. It is also possible to combine a course with a vacation for example in Odessa at the Black Sea or in Siberia. Eligibility Minimum age is 16. Housing/Accommodation • Dormitory • Homestay / Host Family • Apartment / Flat • Hostel Program Costs Prices depend on location, duration and accommodation. From $ 200 per week including accommodation. Costs Include:  Tuition, accommodation, transfer. Dates Every Monday year round. Deadlines Deadline 8 weeks before start of course Contact AMBergh Education Vastmannagatan 50 SE-113 25 Stockholm Sweden Tel: +46 8 612 2330 Fax: +46 8 612 2330 Email Send Email Web Visit Website
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