Degrees


Undergraduate Program

REES undergraduate students take courses in language, arts, science, history, geography, economics, and cultures of the REES world area. They learn about global topics like migration, human trafficking, environmental policy, democracy development, human rights, natural resource management, and international affairs, as these issues relate to the REES region. The degree may be customized according to the student's interests and career goals.

Three students looking at a laptop and smiling while sitting in front of Strong Hall, near a bronze statue of a jayhawk labeled gift of the class of 1956

Graduate Program

Our graduate program in Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies (REES) offers future professionals a comprehensive and interdisciplinary knowledge of Russia, Ukraine, the South Caucasus, Central Asia, and countries of the West Slavic (Poland, Czech Republic) and South Slavic (Balkan) regions. Students develop language competency appropriate for a range of careers in the government, business, law, international development and non-profit sectors.

Degrees Offered

    close up of an old French book with intricate illuminations around the text. Someone's hand is holding the book by the bottom right corner