East Stroudsburg University
Monroe Hall, Room 3 & 4
East Stroudsburg, PA 18301
(570) 422-3527
(570) 422-3579 (Fax)
Director
International Programs
Gonzalo Bruce
gbruce@po-box.esu.edu
(570) 422-3527
Graduate Assistant
International Programs
Jena Yannarella
oip@po-box.esu.edu
(570) 422-3526
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
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| University |
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University of Tartu |
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Tartu, Estonia |
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ISEP (Exchange) |
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| Academic Programs |
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Euro College programs European Union Studies and Eastern European Studies focus on transition in a broad sense, comparing and contrasting transition goals and dynamics in the European Union, Central and Eastern Europe, and Russia. Programs offer guided trips to Russia (St. Petersburg and Novgorod) and the Baltic states. The Baltic Studies Center offers programs in Politics and Society of the Baltic States and History and Culture of the Baltic States, and Business and Administration introduce students to distinctive features of Baltic history, culture, politics, society and economy. The College of Philosophy offers Russian Studies program, i.e. courses in Russian language, literature, culture and history (sufficient command of the Russian language is required). The College of Law program Studies in Transitional Societies focuses on Estonia's transformation from a communist republic of the former Soviet Union to a democratic market economy rooted in the European Union. |
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Academic year: Late August to June
- Semester 1: late August to December
- Semester 2: early February to June
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The main language of instruction at the University is Estonian, but international exchange students study in semester programs that are instructed in English. Students with a command of Estonian may select from the university's available course offerings. Those wishing to pursue studies in Russian language and/or literature should have an excellent command of Russian. |
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Students are housed in single- or double-occupancy rooms in a new residence hall near the university, within walking distance from the study buildings and city center. Dorm rooms are equipped with kitchen. A meal stipend is provided. |
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