Slavic Studies - Option 1, BA

Major Requirements

Academic requirements for the Slavic studies major may be fulfilled through one of two options.

Option 1

1. Three to four courses (two years) of a Slavic language above the intermediate level

• RUSS 0400 - ADVANCED RUSSIAN 1
• RUSS 0410 - ADVANCED RUSSIAN 2
• RUSS 0420 - RUSSIAN NEWSPAPERS & MAGAZINES
• RUSS 0430 - READINGS IN RUSSIAN LITERATURE

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• POLISH 0400 - ADVANCED POLISH THROUGH FILM
• POLISH 0410 - ADVANCED POLISH 2
• POLISH 1901 - INDEPENDENT STUDY

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• SLOVAK 0400 - ADVANCED SLOVAK 1
• SLOVAK 0410 - ADVANCED SLOVAK 2
• SLOVAK 1901 - INDEPENDENT STUDY

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• SERCRO 0400 - ADV BOSNIAN/CROATIAN/SERBIAN 5
• SERCRO 0410 - ADV BOSNIAN/CROATIAN/SERBIAN 6
• Fourth year Serbian/Croatian (LAI or study abroad)

Note:

1. Eighteen credits of designated Slavic department courses in literature, film, and culture. Students must take three literature courses, one film course, and two courses in Slavic culture. One of the above must be a W-course. Six credits of Dietrich School courses with a strong Slavic component (courses found in the Russian and East European studies listings) may be substituted, with the advisor’s approval.
2. Six credits of Study Abroad or designated Slavic courses in any of the categories above. If students choose a language course, the number of credits may be six to ten.

Note:

The first two years of language study do not count as credits toward the major, unless the first-year language course is taken as part of Option 2.