The master’s programme Eurasian Connectivity: Data-Driven Regional Studies examines Eurasia as a region undergoing rapid economic, technological and political change.
The programme is focused on exploring key research areas across Russia, China, Central Asia and neighbouring regions, including transport and logistics routes, energy and commodity flows, and the impact of digitalisation on governance and society. Delivered in cooperation with research centres and international partners, the programme prepares graduates for careers in research, international organisations, business and public administration. The expected length of the programme is two years, and it is taught entirely in English.
Further information about the programme is available here.