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Timothy Frye in Political Science Quarterly: “What Moves Public Opinion on Support for Aid to Ukraine?”
Exhibit: Tatiana Levitskaia
Selections from the Kolodzei Art Foundation
on display from 09/03 through 10/17.
Harriman Responds to Russia's War on Ukraine
Elidor Mëhili Interviewed by BBC Turkish Service (and More)
First and leading U.S. academic institution in Russian, Eurasian and East European studies
Exhibit: Tatiana Levitskaia
On display from 9/03 through 10/17.
Harriman Institute Responds to Russia's War on Ukraine
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Study at HarrimanThe Harriman Institute offers a number of programs for students interested in Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe, including a Master of Arts in Regional Studies (MARS-REERS) through the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. The MARS-REERS degree program focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to the study of contemporary Russia, Eurasia, and Eastern Europe.
Daria Osipova (SIPA ’25) Co-authors “Global Reach: The Kremlin Playbook in Latin America” Report
Harriman Courses
The Harriman Institute sponsors courses across departments and disciplines every semester. Review these as you make decisions and plans to study our region at Columbia.
Fellowships & Funding
Through a rigorous application and selection process, each academic year, the Harriman Institute awards an abundance of student funding to cover partial or full tuition, stipends, research travel, language study, and internship support for Columbia University students studying our region.
Columbia BA/MA Program
A program for current Columbia students in their junior or senior undergraduate year looking to complete an MA of Russian, Eurasian, and Eastern European Studies.
