+ Russian

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Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the baccalaureate degree, students in Russian are expected to:

• Demonstrate understanding of the aesthetic aspects and socio-historical contexts of a set of representative texts from Russian culture;
  
• Be able to employ different interpretive approaches;
  
• Know the cultural history and social realities of the Russian culture;
  
• Attain language proficiency levels congruent with national professional standards published by the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages.
  

Major, Bachelor of Arts—minor required
33 hours of coursework in Russian or equivalent, including language and culture (at least through 318): RUSN 101, 102, 201, 202, 317, 318 or 417; applied language and culture: one of RUSN 320, 331, or 419; culture, literature, and film: one of RUSN 215 or 216 and one of RUSN 312, 401, 402, or 415. Electives: 3 credits of RUSN courses not used to fulfill Group II requirements. Summer or semester study abroad is strongly recommended for majors.

Minor
21 hours of coursework in Russian or equivalent, with at least 5 hours at the 300 and/or 400 level.

Other programs
Programs in Russian also are offered by the College of Education and Human Development.