[CivilSoc] Online Guide to 100 Russian Higher Educ. Institutions

[Center for Civil Society International]

This item is from the IREX-L list. Info on how to subscribe is at the
bottom.
IREX has recently posted to its web site a draft of the "Guide to 100
Higher Educational Institutions in Russia." It is available at
http://www.irex.org/publications-resources/scholar/chang/.
This publication was compiled and edited in February 2001 by Sidney
H. Chang at the Department of History and translated by Victoria A.
Malkoof at the Department of Linguistics at California State
University, Fresno. The Guide provides:
* contact information (address, phone, fax, email, web site);
* entrance requirements;
* tuition rates;
* student enrollment figures;
* degrees offered; and
* descriptions of campus facilities.
It is a useful tool for anyone working with or studying at Russian
institutions of higher education and IREX is pleased to work with our
colleagues at California State University, Fresno to make it
available to the wider academic and policy communities.
_______________________________________________
IREX's IREX-L mailing list To (un)subscribe:
http://info.irex.org/mailman/listinfo/irex-l
*-------------------------------------------------------------------*
The 2001 edition of "Internet Resources for Eurasia" has just been
published!  In just 169 pages it describes more than 600 websites,
listservs, and other resources useful to anybody using the Internet
to work with the region.  Order now--only $14.95 per copy, plus S&H!
Send your e-mail order to: ccsi@u.washington.edu
CivilSoc is a service provided to more than 2,200 subscribers
worldwide by Civil Society International. For more information about civic
initiatives in Eurasia, please go to: www.civilsoc.org
There are no restrictions on copying messages. We will be grateful,
however, if you credit Civil Society International, or CSI, as the source.