Bachelor of Arts [B.A] (Russian Studies)

at University of Richmond

Note: The grade point average of the coursework comprising the major must be no less than 2.00 with no course grade below C- (1.7).
 

Nine courses, including:
 

At least four language courses, chosen from the following:

• RUSN-201 Intermediate Russian I

• RUSN-202 Intermediate Russian II

• RUSN-305 The Russian Case

• RUSN-315 Verbs for Life

• RUSN-401 Topics in Advanced Russian I

• RUSN-402 Topics in Advanced Russian II

• RUSN-420 Readings in Russian Literature

• RUSN-495 Independent Study or 497 Selected Topics

• Approved advanced language courses taken on Study Abroad
   

At least two (and up to three) courses chosen from the following, with a CLAC component:

• LLC-321 Russian Literature (19th Century)

• LLC-322 Russian Literature (20-21st Century)

• LLC-335 Bombs, Bolsheviks, Ballet

• LLC-397 ST: Russian Cultural Studies

• Approved cultural studies courses taken on Study Abroad
   

At least two (up to three) courses taken from the following, with a CLAC component:

• HIST-199 Stalinism

• HIST-236 Russian in Revolution,

• HIST-244 Propaganda State

• HIST-246 Russia in Revolution, 1905-1934

• HIST-249 Cold War Europe

• LLC-260 Literature and Social Change in East European Literature

• PLSC-379 ST: Soviet Politics
   

The Residency Requirement

For all Russian majors, at least five of the nine courses required for the major must be taken on the University of Richmond campus. If the student participates in a study abroad program, at least one upper-level course in the major must be taken upon return from the program.

In order to enrol for Bachelor of Arts [B.A] (Russian Studies) at the University of Richmond, there are a standard set of requirements that students must meet. Below is a list of prerequisites that students must keep in mind -

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