Erasmus Mundus International Master in Central and East European, Russian and Eurasian Studies

Programme description

 This challenging and innovative double degree programme enables students to understand the history of communism and why it collapsed, gaining an informed knowledge of the process of economic and political transformation in the former communist states. To this end, the programme is structured to offer a wide variety of options for advanced study of the region’s shared Communist past and the ways in which this has shaped – and continues to shape – the dynamics of post-Communist and post-Cold War transformation. The geographical area to be treated by this programme, therefore, spans across the wider post-Communist world, in a region that encompasses Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and the newly independent states of the Caucasus and Central Asia.

The 2-year programme is structured around three predefined mobility periods at three different Consortium Partner Universities across Europe and Eurasia. 

Applications are made to the University of Glasgow online application system and offers are made by the University of Glasgow. Please refer to the University of Glasgow webpage for details.