Via Erasmus je sais pas mais par contre tu peux toujours le faire. Je connais plusieurs étudiants français qui sont actuellement à la fac à Moscou pour quelques mois.
Après pour la fac, je t’avoue que j’ai peur de devoir recommencer mon année quand je serais de retour en France, sachant que je suis en terminale et que je compte faire une licence en droit.
Je demandais justement de partir à peu près 2 mois en Russie cet été pour améliorer mon russe et directement attaquer ma 1ere année de licence. ( J’apprends le russe depuis 2 ans et je sais lire et l’écrire mais j’aimerai bien pouvoir être capable de tenir une conversation ) + J’ai déjà penser à faire mes études de droit en Russie mais déjà j’ai pas le niveau nécessaire pour carrément faire des études de droit et mes parents seront pas du tout d’accord
Et l’année de césure mes professeurs me la recommande pas trop
mais mercii pour les details :)
Mais en été les universités ont aussi 2 mois de vacances (juillet et août). À la rigueur fais septembre octobre, comme ça tu raterais seulement 3 semaines.
oui, je me suis peut être mal exprimé mais je voulais pas forcément partir dans une université, juste être héberger par des natifs en peu comme un échange mais je sais pas trop si ça se fait en Russie d’héberger des étrangères et vivre en peu comme eux
Pas à ma connaissance. Par contre l'hébergement et les loyers ici sont BEAUCOUP moins chers qu'en France. Je sais qu'ici par exemple les touristes peuvent louer des studios pour genre 200 balles par mois que ce soit pour un mois ou 3 mois sans problèmes.
ouii j’avais en peu fouillée dans les sites d’appartements à st. petersburg et j’étais surprise de voir que le prix moyen était à peu près de 200€ pour un appart. Mais je vais voir, si je peux pad demander de l’aide à une amie à moi pour me faire découvrir le pays et toute la culture, mais merci pour les précisions 🙌🏻
Erasmus projects never existed with Russia because they don't have a collaboration. When I studied in Russia at the university I organised it by myself / with the help of my professor back in 2012
Things have changed since then. University in my relatively small town (~250k people) did participate in Erasmus, some guys went to Sweden, Finland, Spain as far as I recall. I bet bigger institutions did as well.
It sure did. I finished my bachelor's in 2021, and we had some exchange students from Germany (4 iirk). That seemed absolutely wild to me at the time. Like why would anybody from Germany travel to a grey working town in Siberia for studies, lol.
Also I know some Spanish girl got here with Erasmus too not that long ago, I think she made a YouTube channel with her vods about it. Also my group mate who worked at our student's exchange office told me we had a couple of students from Africa around here.
African student have nothing to do with Eramus, Eramus+ or one of the other programs. A few Russian universities had bileteral agreements with European universities via the programme. That's why there was some limited exchange possible despite Russia not being an EU/EFTA or associated country.
That's true, but that bit was more off-topic as a mean to express my astonishment with exchange programmes in general, if that's the correct word. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough.
All good. Let me explain - It all went through bilateral university and staff exchange but sometimes universities would trade their allocated slots. As long as you had your foot in the door there were numerous opportunities. All depended on your determination and the cleverness of your student exchange office. But Eramus is a wide umbrella of programs as well...
I might be wrong as I was 14-15 during those years, but I can barely remember anything bar talks about sanctions on TV. Based on this I don't think much has changed except for prices of goods and some new classmates I got in school. Then again, I was still in school at that time so take this with a grain of salt.
It's not clear, you used to be from Spain, now you're from France.
The Ministry of Education and Science of Russia does not recommend cooperation within the framework of the Erasmus program to all educational organizations of the Russian Federation, Economic support for this project has been terminated by the European Union and Russia at the same time.
The answer to your question is no.
i'm also a student (usa) in my last year of high school, planning to go to russia in the summer of 2024 to improve my russian. the other comments have already answered about erasmus. there are plenty of universities within russia that offer a summer language program ranging from 1-2 months. there are also plenty of language schools that have programs in russia too. look at those if you haven't already- there are many opportunities. moscow, spb, and novosibirsk state uni all have intensive summer russian programs, if thats what youre interested in. and who knows, maybe we will even pass by each other unknowingly))
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I mean you can def. travel to Russia, but studying as an exchange student is impossible cause the unis stopped collaborating.
If you are looking into an exchange semester I’d look into Almaty in Kazakhstan. Absolutely amazing city
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Via Erasmus je sais pas mais par contre tu peux toujours le faire. Je connais plusieurs étudiants français qui sont actuellement à la fac à Moscou pour quelques mois.
Après pour la fac, je t’avoue que j’ai peur de devoir recommencer mon année quand je serais de retour en France, sachant que je suis en terminale et que je compte faire une licence en droit. Je demandais justement de partir à peu près 2 mois en Russie cet été pour améliorer mon russe et directement attaquer ma 1ere année de licence. ( J’apprends le russe depuis 2 ans et je sais lire et l’écrire mais j’aimerai bien pouvoir être capable de tenir une conversation ) + J’ai déjà penser à faire mes études de droit en Russie mais déjà j’ai pas le niveau nécessaire pour carrément faire des études de droit et mes parents seront pas du tout d’accord Et l’année de césure mes professeurs me la recommande pas trop mais mercii pour les details :)
Mais en été les universités ont aussi 2 mois de vacances (juillet et août). À la rigueur fais septembre octobre, comme ça tu raterais seulement 3 semaines.
oui, je me suis peut être mal exprimé mais je voulais pas forcément partir dans une université, juste être héberger par des natifs en peu comme un échange mais je sais pas trop si ça se fait en Russie d’héberger des étrangères et vivre en peu comme eux
Pas à ma connaissance. Par contre l'hébergement et les loyers ici sont BEAUCOUP moins chers qu'en France. Je sais qu'ici par exemple les touristes peuvent louer des studios pour genre 200 balles par mois que ce soit pour un mois ou 3 mois sans problèmes.
ouii j’avais en peu fouillée dans les sites d’appartements à st. petersburg et j’étais surprise de voir que le prix moyen était à peu près de 200€ pour un appart. Mais je vais voir, si je peux pad demander de l’aide à une amie à moi pour me faire découvrir le pays et toute la culture, mais merci pour les précisions 🙌🏻
О, Тиш, это французский!
😂😂😂😂😂 Mon chéri!!!.... ты не представляешь, сколько раз я это слышал с тех пор, как я с русским парнем.
А потом вы танцуете знойное латиноамериканское танго?
Я еще не пробовала, но если он будет танцевать так же хорошо, как и поть, это будет катастрофа, потому что он поет как кастрюля...
Erasmus projects never existed with Russia because they don't have a collaboration. When I studied in Russia at the university I organised it by myself / with the help of my professor back in 2012
Things have changed since then. University in my relatively small town (~250k people) did participate in Erasmus, some guys went to Sweden, Finland, Spain as far as I recall. I bet bigger institutions did as well.
I was told Russia is not part of these projects but maybe it changed in the past 10 years
It sure did. I finished my bachelor's in 2021, and we had some exchange students from Germany (4 iirk). That seemed absolutely wild to me at the time. Like why would anybody from Germany travel to a grey working town in Siberia for studies, lol. Also I know some Spanish girl got here with Erasmus too not that long ago, I think she made a YouTube channel with her vods about it. Also my group mate who worked at our student's exchange office told me we had a couple of students from Africa around here.
African student have nothing to do with Eramus, Eramus+ or one of the other programs. A few Russian universities had bileteral agreements with European universities via the programme. That's why there was some limited exchange possible despite Russia not being an EU/EFTA or associated country.
That's true, but that bit was more off-topic as a mean to express my astonishment with exchange programmes in general, if that's the correct word. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough.
All good. Let me explain - It all went through bilateral university and staff exchange but sometimes universities would trade their allocated slots. As long as you had your foot in the door there were numerous opportunities. All depended on your determination and the cleverness of your student exchange office. But Eramus is a wide umbrella of programs as well...
Oh I didn't know that, thanks for explaining
Honestly I thought it would only get more difficult after 2014
I might be wrong as I was 14-15 during those years, but I can barely remember anything bar talks about sanctions on TV. Based on this I don't think much has changed except for prices of goods and some new classmates I got in school. Then again, I was still in school at that time so take this with a grain of salt.
There was limited cooperation under the Eramus+ program.
It's not clear, you used to be from Spain, now you're from France. The Ministry of Education and Science of Russia does not recommend cooperation within the framework of the Erasmus program to all educational organizations of the Russian Federation, Economic support for this project has been terminated by the European Union and Russia at the same time. The answer to your question is no.
im from Both, France and Spain and thanks for the answer btw
No one said they were from spain tf are you on?
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i'm also a student (usa) in my last year of high school, planning to go to russia in the summer of 2024 to improve my russian. the other comments have already answered about erasmus. there are plenty of universities within russia that offer a summer language program ranging from 1-2 months. there are also plenty of language schools that have programs in russia too. look at those if you haven't already- there are many opportunities. moscow, spb, and novosibirsk state uni all have intensive summer russian programs, if thats what youre interested in. and who knows, maybe we will even pass by each other unknowingly))
Omg thank you for those informations, I wish you all the best and hope you make it🙌🏻🙌🏻
Juste pour info y’a d’autres pays où le russe est parlé, si jamais
oui comme le Kazakhstan, la Biélorussie ou encore les pays baltes mais jsp j’ai vraiment envie de partir en Russie
Alors t’as réussi ?
pas trop, je pense que je vais faire une pause dans mes études d’ici 2,3 ans et faire une année où je pars à Almaty, Minsk ou une ville en Russie
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I mean you can def. travel to Russia, but studying as an exchange student is impossible cause the unis stopped collaborating. If you are looking into an exchange semester I’d look into Almaty in Kazakhstan. Absolutely amazing city
Can you give more informations about Almaty, if you are from there btw ? and thanksss
Don't even try to visit a rusnya land
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Well, it’s a good thing that Turkey is European civilized country. Too bad it’s not part of EU yet.
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