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Decode post-Soviet conflicts and political transformations

Post-Soviet Conflicts and Political Transformations: A Comprehensive Study

Entry requirements

Who can join?

Advanced Bachelors in arts and humanities, social sciences, policy studies, social and cultural anthropology, international relations, journalism and information, business, administration and law. Students should have an interest to study current insights from East European, Caucasus and Central Asia countries. The course is assessed at advanced bachelor's level.

If you have doubts about your eligibility for the course, please contact us: amsterdamsummerschool@vu.nl

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