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Russian and Post-Soviet Politics MA
UCL (University College London)

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Qualification

MA - Master of Arts

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Location

UCL (University College London) - Bloomsbury Campus

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Study mode

Full Time

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Start date

Sep 2027

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Duration

1 Year

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Course info

MA in Russian and Post-Soviet Politics offers the opportunity to study the politics, societies, and international relations of states and societies of the former Soviet Union from an in-depth area studies perspective. Core options allow students to focus on Ukraine, Moldova, the Baltic states, or Central Asia, as well as Russia. Additional optional modules enable students to explore theoretical approaches from political science, sociology, and international relations, or to study a language of the region. The programme develops specialist knowledge of a strategically important but complex region, equipping students with analytical and research skills relevant for future work or further study. This degree offers you a structured, focused programme as well as flexibility to pursue individual interests. Study of Russian and post-Soviet politics is supplemented by a wide range of options on other regions of the former Soviet Union and broad thematic issues such as corruption and governance, ethno-political conflict, nationalism, sexual identity and security. You are also encouraged to learn Russian, Ukrainian or Estonian language. The programme is designed for those of you who seek to develop expertise in Russian and eastern European politics and society, and draw on the latest insights from political and social science. Students with backgrounds in social sciences and humanities are particularly welcome to apply but we will consider applicants from a range of undergraduate degrees..

Modules

Modules (Year 1)

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Baltic Politics and Society - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Corruption and Governance Causes, Consequences and Control - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Informal Practices in Post-Communist Societies - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Making of Modern Ukraine - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Post-Soviet Politics - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Russian Foreign Policy - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Russian Politics - Core

In addition to core modules, Students will study some optional modules.

Dissertation

All students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a dissertation of 10,000?12,000 words.

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Tuition fees
Student living
£16,800 per year
Students from Domestic

A fee deposit will be charged at 2.5 percent of the first year fee

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UCAS / IDP Connect

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