Each weekday, participants will engage in 4-hour academic sessions, diving into university-level research and completing a full course within a week.

Program Modules:

• Alexander Piperski, linguist: "Constructed Languages" (January 13–19)
  Why do people create artificial languages, and how can you make one yourself?
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• Anna Guseva, art historian, and Roman Rudoi, urbanist: "Urban Borderlands Lab" (January 20 – 26)
  Learn to study urban spaces and put theory into practice on the streets of Budva.
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• Alexandra Arkhipova, anthropologist: "Anthropology of Relationships" (January 27 – February 2)
  Explore how relationships were formed across cultures and eras, and examine the concept of "traditional values."
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• Viktor Vakhshtayn, sociologist: "Sociology of Everyday Life / Microsociology" (February 3 – 9)
  Understand social order through everyday practices.
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Participants can join any number of modules. The program is designed for adults and has no restrictions on age or educational background.

Accommodation will be provided in a seaside villa in Rafailovići, Budva, with a choice of single or double rooms.

For details and registration, visit the Courses page: liberalarts.me/courses/beach-uni-winter (in Russian language).

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