Courses Fall 2026

AI for Social Research
Damir Malikov | F26 Sat
Cultural Revolution of the 1920s – 1930s: Political Theory, Social Practices, Artistic Forms
Ilya Kalinin | F26 Mon Wed
Disability and Human Rights: Activism and Practice in the Modern World
Vera Shengeliya | F26 Tue
Historical Memory and the Politics of Memory
Yurii Latysh | F26 Thu
Ilf and Petrov: A Slow Reading of the Soviet Epic
Dmitry Bykov | SEP – OCT F26
Introduction to Film Language
Masha Godovannaya | F26 Mon Wed
Introduction to Liberal Arts Mathematics
Andrei Rodin | F26 Tue Thu
Mimesis in the Art and Thought of the Renaissance
Maria Chernysheva | F26 Mon Wed
Models of Many-Worlds. Connected by Belts and Roads
Natalia Fedorova | Sum 26 Tue Thu
Modern Literary Essay: A Form Open to the World
Galina Rymbu | F26 Wed Fri
Origins of Political Economy
Danila Raskov | F26 Tue Thu
Practices of Autofiction
Larissa Muravieva | F26 Tue
Sociolinguistics and Sociology of Language
Oleksandr Vasiukov | F26 Wed Fri
Soviet Origins of Contemporary Russia
Aleksey Gilev | F26 Tue Fri
Sustainable Development: Natural Resources Governance
Pavel Kononenko | F26 Tue Thu
The Poetics of the Kitchen in World Literature
Dmitry Bykov | NOV – DEC F26
The Politics of Truth and Falsehoods
Garris Rogonyan | F26 Tue Fri
Understanding Human Behavior
Michael Allakhverdov | F26 Tue Thu
Valid Data for Social Science Research
Vera Ivanova | F26 Mon
Writers’ Survival Strategies
Dmitry Bykov | MAR – APR S26