The family of Telegram channels of the EUSP has been replenished with another one — a Telegram channel of International Programs of EUSP.

Join a two-month intensive professional program and become a confident analyst in the field of Russian energy policy.

Historians Amiran Urushadze and Vladimir Lapin discuss the cult and the myths that surround the names of the two admirals.

For two seasons now, students of universities participating in the New League have been engaged in workshops as part of the weekly educational process, periodically meeting at inter-university tournaments.

On February 4, Associate Professor of the Faculty of Anthropology Mikhail Lurie was featured as a guest of the program "Agora" on the TV channel "Culture". This time the topic of the conversation was one of the most mysterious neurobiological, philosophical and subject  — "Happiness". 

Boris Kolonitsky Professor of the Faculty of History, was featured as a guest on Mikhail Shvydkov's program on the TV channel "Culture".

Irina Mironova will make a presentation “Formation of a new role of Central Asia in international relations in the field of energy”.

On January 27, a significant event was held for researchers of the New League of Universities, as well as for all specialists involved in the issue of sustainable development. 

On January 18, Professor of the Faculty of Anthropology Nikolai Vakhtin gave a lecture "Writing on Birch Bark, or How to Negotiate without a Common Language" at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. The meeting was held as part of an educational program timed to coincide with the exhibition “Universal Language” (December 16, 2022 – March 19, 2023).   

Relations of two countries already count more than 200 years, on the other hand — only 2 centuries. What do we know about them if we did not study them thoroughly? Anyone would probably name a couple of things that relate to this phenomenon. However, nobody would argue that today it is in the spotlight of world agenda.

A new episode of the Podcast "History Is Just Beginning" is on the air. This time the theme is "The Caucasian War: History and Memory".  This war became the longest military confrontation in the history of the Russian Empire. Today it is well remembered in the North Caucasus and hardly remembered at all in the rest of Russia.  Historians Amiran Urushadze and Vladimir Lapin discuss why the Russian Empire fought for the Caucasus for so long and how the mountain people managed to remain undefeated.

Before each new year, we talk about the state of regulation in Russia. For the country and the world 2022 was a year of hardship and tragedy. Therefore, even in such a bureaucratic area as control and supervision, there were major changes. 

Congratulations to Ekaterina Khonineva, a graduate and lecturer at the Faculty of Anthropology, on her Ph.D. dissertation: "Semiotic ideologies and spiritual practices in modern Russian Catholicism: anthropological aspects".

The authoritative agency Round University Ranking (RUR) has published the results of its annual study — the world subject ranking of universities for 2022 for "Arts and Humanities". 

Considering all the challenges of the present EUSP has revamped its existing international programs and improved their accessibility, depth of studies and relevance.

The EUSP community mourns the death of Risto Alapuro, Finnish sociologist, who had a long-standing association with our university and played the founding role in the organization, evolution and survival of the former Department of Political Science and Sociology and current Department of Sociology at European University at St. Petersburg. Risto will be always remembered as a particularly optimistic, inspiring and attentive friend, colleague and advisor.  

Date: 27-28 April 2023; European University at Saint Petersburg The conference will be held in mixed format: via Zoom and in person at the European University at Saint Petersburg.

This book provides a theoretically and empirically grounded examination of the struggle for maternity care in contemporary Russia, framed by changes to the healthcare system and the roles of its participants after socialism. The chapters consider multiple perspectives and interactions between women and professionals and the structural and institutional pressures they face when striving for better conditions and treatment.

The European University at St. Petersburg and the State Hermitage Museum open the School of Arts and Cultural Heritage. The school will combine master's degrees in the history of art and philology, as well as a professional retraining program "The Modern Museum: Management Methods, Practices of Cultural Interpretation".

The New League of Universities opens course registration. If you are a student at one of the four universities of the New League (European University, Shaninka, New Economic School and Skoltech), you can enroll in open electives.