Organizing an ExpREES study trip
Each academic year ExpREES organises at least one study trip to one or more of the countries in Eastern Europe or Eurasia.
The aim of the study trip is to enhance your knowledge of Eastern Europe and/or Eurasia. The study trip consists of visits to universities, NGO's, international organizations, companies, institutions of local, national or regional governance, representatives of media etc. Students participating in the study trip will plan and organize the programme of the study trip.
The ExpREES study trip is an optional course in the ExpREES curriculum. If you join the planning team of the study trip, e.g. prepare the programme, and write a report after the study trip, you will be awarded 2-5 credits. The number of credits depends on your share of planning and organising the programme of the study trip.
ExpREES can provide students who join the planning team with a small grant to cover part of the costs for flights and accommodation. The amount of the grant depends on the destination of the study trip. You can receive this grant only once during your ExpREES studies. You may also participate in the study trip without the grant and cover all the costs yourself.
Destinations of the ExpREES study trips
2025: Kyrgyzstan. Read more in
2024: Uzbekistan (Tashkent and Samarkand). Read more in
2023: Kazakhstan (Astana and Almaty). Read more in
2022: North Macedonia and Kosovo
2019: Uzbekistan. Read more in
2018: Georgia and Armenia. Read more in
2017: Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. Read more in
2016: Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. Read more in the
2015: Armenia and Georgia. Read more in the
2013: Baku.
2012: Tbilisi. Please read the
2011: the Republic of Mari through Moscow. Read our
2010: Kyiv. Remember to read the
2009: Excursion at the Border. As a proof of the trip here is s
2009: Murmansk. Check the trip report.
2008: Moscow. You can read Lauri Lakiasuo’s trip report here.
2007: Belarus. Read our trip report.
2007: ExpREES participated in the Tempus seminar in Arkhangelsk. Read more from detailed report.
2006: Moscow, Kazan and Yekaterinburg. Read more from detailed report.
2005: Via Baltic.