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Russian Majors & Minors


Russian Major (24 semester hours beyond Russian IV and 12 semester hours in collateral liberal arts courses)
Russian 24 Credits
LIT 310 Russian Literature from 988-1850 3
LIT 311 Russian Literature from 1850-1917 3
LIT 312 20th-Century Russian Literature 3

Five courses from the following:

  • LIT 313 Contemporary Russian Literature
  • LIT 315 Tolstoy
  • LIT 317 Dostoevsky
  • LIT 330 Russian Culture 
  • RUS 490 Independent Research and Study
  • RUS 496 Special Studies
15
 
Liberal Arts 12 Credits

Choose one option:

  • Option I: Two courses from the following:
    • LIT 250 Masterworks of World Literature I
    • LIT 251 Masterworks of World Literature II
    • LIT 390 The Bible as Literature
    • Two additional courses in another foreign language
  • Option II:
    • LIT 250 Masterworks of World Literature I
    • LIT 251 Masterworks of World Literature II
    • Three additional courses in another foreign language
12

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Russian Minor (18 semester hours)
RUS 200/201 Russian III/IV * 6
* Two advanced language or literature courses will be substituted upon demonstrated proficiency.  

Two courses from the following:

  • LIT 310 Russian Literature from 988-1850
  • LIT 311 Russian Literature from 1850-1917
  • LIT 312 20th-Century Russian Literature
6

Two additional Russian literature or cultural courses

6

Important Notes:

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These requirements are in addition to the Core Curriculum RequirementsPlease see the Academic Catalogs for more information, including course descriptions.

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