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SSEES is home to one of the world’s largest concentrations of academic staff devoted to the study of the Slavonic and East European region, with some 80 academics engaging in teaching and research in the fields of politics, sociology, economics, business, history, languages, literature and culture, all underpinned by our commitment to language-based area studies.
Emeritus Professor of Slavonic and East European Studies j.kubik@ucl.ac.uk. L. Alena Ledeneva Professor of Politics and Society | Room 526 020 7679 8763 (internal 28763) a.ledeneva@ucl.ac.uk. Paulina Lenik Early Stage Researcher p.lenik@ucl.ac.uk. Yating Li Lecturer (Teaching) in Economics and Business | Room 426 yating.li@ucl.ac.uk Thomas Lorman
The UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) is one of the largest national centres in the UK, for the study of central, Eastern and south-eastern Europe and Russia. You will have access to the SSEES Library which is unequalled in Britain for the depth and breadth of its collections, the majority of which are on open access in the SSEES building.
Prof Andrew Wilson Professor of Ukrainian Studies School of Slavonic and East European Studies Faculty of Arts & Humanities
Visiting Scholars at UCL SSEES. If you are a post-doctoral, mid-career or senior scholar interested in visiting SSEES, we welcome you to utilise our library and archival resources. SSEES is home to leading experts in their field. Find researchers, academic staff and professional services working in the School.
The Student Cluster also has 12 laptops which UCL students can borrow. In addition to the SSEES clusters, all UCL students are entitled to use the ISD-managed computer workrooms across UCL. A list of locations and further information is available. There are also two Desktop@UCL computers on the Lower Ground Floor which any member of UCL may use.
The UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES) is the UK's largest institution for research and teaching on Russia, the Baltics, and Central, East and South-East Europe. The school's mission is to foster cross-disciplinary approaches to area studies, using expertise in our primary geographical region to generate knowledge and understanding of the broader world.
