The SRAS Home and Abroad Scholarship Program offers $10,000 to students who want to build translation, writing, research, and language skills at home and abroad.

From colonialism to industrialization to modern Siberia. Environmental, economic, and demographic problems. Combines academic courses with an environmental internship for a broad understanding of the region.

The grant awards $500-1000 to one goal-oriented student per semester.

The grant awards $1000 to one upperclassman or graduate student per year to conduct research in Russia, Kyrgyzstan, or Ukraine.

SRAS's many years of experience in travel, research, and education are now at the disposal of those hoping to perform research in Russia. Let us help you with visas, accommodations, archival work, and more!

SRAS offers a one-week, crash course into Russian archives. Great as a stand-alone option, as an addition to one of our courses, or as your first week of dissertation research in Moscow!

Language, history, and hands-on experience with Tahoe-Baikal Institute to study the Baikal watershed and learn how to advance environmental initiatives through government, NGOs, and academic institutions.

Degree programs at Russian universities are becoming more and more appealing as costs continue to escalate at home and as more and more professionals trained in Russia successfully test their skills in the West.

SRAS has partnered with GBT to provide any interested volunteer with a well-rounded educational experience and unforgettable summer adventure in Siberia.