Undergraduate Majors
Major in Russian Language and Literature
The program consists of 24 total hours of course work in the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures as specified:
- RUSS 3010, Third-Year Russian
- RUSS 3020, Third-Year Russian
- RUTR 3350, Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature
- RUTR 3360, Twentieth-Century Russian Literature
- 12 hours of course work at the 3000 level or above planned in consultation with a faculty advisor
Requirements
- Major GPA of C, with no grade below C-
- A grade of C or above in all language courses
Major in Russian and East European Studies
This program is interdisciplinary and consists of 30 total hours of course work as specified:
- RUSS 3010 and RUSS 3020, Third-Year Russian or
- POL 1210 and POL 1220, Introduction to Polish Language in addition to Russian through RUSS 2020
- RUTR 2460, Civilization and Culture of Russia
- PLCP 3210, Russian Politics
- HIEU 2152, History of the Russian Empire 1700-1917 or
- HIEU 2162, History of Russia Since 1917
- RUTR 3350, Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature or
- RUTR 3360, Twentieth-Century Russian Literature
- Three hours in Russian or East European folklore
- 9 hours of course work planned in consultation with a faculty advisor
Requirements
- A maximum of 18 hours may be taken in any one department, including the Slavic Department
- Major GPA of C, with no grade below C-
- A grade of C or above in all language courses
How To Declare a Major
- Pick up a Declaration Form from 101 Monroe Hall
- Contact Mark Elson, Director of Undergraduate Programs (DUP), for an advising appointment:
How To Make Corrections to SIS Prior to Graduation
- Download and complete the
Requirements Exception Request (.pdf, 88KB)form immediately after the ADD deadline during the semester you are graduating.
- Submit the Requirements Exception Request form to Mark Elson, Director of Undergraduate Programs (DUP) for approval.