Academic school/college: School of Global Studies and Languages. This Bachelor of Arts (BA) program provides a comprehensive interdisciplinary education focused on the history, cultures, politics, and societies of Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia. Students engage with diverse cultures, languages (primarily Russian, but other regional languages can be incorporated), histories, and ways of life from this vast and complex region. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking, advanced language proficiency, and an understanding of global connections. The program offers concentrations in either Russian language, literature, and culture (humanities emphasis) or Russian and East European history, politics, and society (social science emphasis), allowing students to tailor their studies to their interests. Graduates leave with the skills necessary for successful careers in the global sector.

Graduates with a BA in Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies are well-prepared for diverse careers in fields that demand cross-cultural understanding, strong analytical skills, and language proficiency. Career opportunities include: Diplomacy and Foreign Service, Intelligence and Global Security, International Business and Trade, Non-profit and NGOs, Journalism and Media, Education (language teaching, area studies), Translation and Interpretation, Public Policy, Research and Academia, and roles in government agencies. Alumni have held positions such as International Relations Coordinators, Import Specialists, Lawyers, Translators, Educators, Social Workers, and Program Managers for international development organizations. Many students also pursue further graduate studies in law, business, or academic fields.

The University of Oregon is a leading public research university with high levels of student research involvement, recognized as Oregon's only member of the exclusive Association of American Universities (AAU), a prestigious group of leading research universities. It offers an unbeatable quality of life in Eugene, a top 50 "college town" on the West Coast. The program is offered by the School of Global Studies and Languages, where students engage with diverse cultures and benefit from interdisciplinary curriculum and innovative language teaching. The University encourages and facilitates study abroad opportunities in Russia and other former Soviet states (e.g., Latvia, Armenia, Georgia), providing invaluable immersive experiences. Students can participate in vibrant cultural activities, including the Russian Club and bilingual Russian play productions.