The benefit of place and language
Location first: the Palace — St.Pete — Russia
Why EUSP?
The European University at St. Petersburg is a private graduate college. A product of post-Soviet intellectual revolution, it was set up in 1994 for the purpose of advancing training and research in economics, anthropology, history, political science, sociology and art history. Since 1998 EUSP has been offering unique study abroad programs in Russian and Eurasian Studies to international students.
Openness to the outside world and international cooperation are among the key values of our university. Participation in international research networks and high mobility of the faculty help us to maintain high professional standards. EUSP academic community and its location in one of Europe’s major cultural centers attract professors and students from outside of Russia.
Over the years EUSP international programs have hosted many distinguished international faculty: Gerry Easter (Boston College), Steven Fish (University of California, Berkeley), Henry Hale (George Washington University), Ted Hopf (Ohio State University), Mary McAuley (Ford Foundation), Peter Rutland (Wesleyan University), Michael Urban (University of California, Santa Cruz), David Woodruff (LSE), William Zimmerman (University of Michigan), Brian Taylor and Renée de Nevers (University of Syracuse).
Our graduates work in such organizations as the US State Department, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, diplomatic missions, Bloomberg, Shell, Carbon Capital Markets Ltd, Alfa Bank, etc. Others have entered Ph. D. programs at Oxford University, Princeton University, George Mason University, University of Washington, University of Chicago, Heidelberg University and more.
Openness to the outside world and international cooperation are among the key values of our university. Participation in international research networks and high mobility of the faculty help us to maintain high professional standards. EUSP academic community and its location in one of Europe’s major cultural centers attract professors and students from outside of Russia.
Over the years EUSP international programs have hosted many distinguished international faculty: Gerry Easter (Boston College), Steven Fish (University of California, Berkeley), Henry Hale (George Washington University), Ted Hopf (Ohio State University), Mary McAuley (Ford Foundation), Peter Rutland (Wesleyan University), Michael Urban (University of California, Santa Cruz), David Woodruff (LSE), William Zimmerman (University of Michigan), Brian Taylor and Renée de Nevers (University of Syracuse).
Our graduates work in such organizations as the US State Department, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, diplomatic missions, Bloomberg, Shell, Carbon Capital Markets Ltd, Alfa Bank, etc. Others have entered Ph. D. programs at Oxford University, Princeton University, George Mason University, University of Washington, University of Chicago, Heidelberg University and more.
