The REECA MA at Harvard’s Davis Center immerses students in Russian, Ukrainian, Polish, Kazakh, and other regional languages while interrogating authoritarianism, cultural revival, and resource geopolitics. Archival access, policy practicums in D.C. and Warsaw, and fellowships with Radio Free Europe give graduates analytic heft for diplomacy, energy consulting, and PhD tracks.
Policy brief on energy diversification in Central Europe
Oral-history project on post-Soviet LGBTQ activism
Digital map tracing Siberian indigenous language loss
Archival study of samizdat environmental pamphlets
Comparative analysis of war memory museums in Kyiv and Moscow
Econometric model of sanctions on Russian commodity exports
Podcast exploring Central Asian folk music revivals
Translation of contemporary Belarusian protest poetry
GIS visualization of Arctic shipping routes under climate change
Capstone on cyber-disinformation networks in Baltic states
Workshop on Kremlinology open-source intelligence methods
Thesis on feminist literature in late Soviet underground presses
Data dashboard tracking deforestation in the Russian Far East
VR reconstruction of medieval Novgorod trading quarters
Study of Tatar language revitalization policies
Gain strategic insight into Eurasia’s past and evolving geopolitical landscape.
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