| Major in Russian-E. Central Europe
Multidisciplinary BS Minor
Multidisciplinary BA Minor | Multidisciplinary Major in Russian Studies A Multidisciplinary Studies major is intended to be designed by a student in consultation with a faculty mentor. For Russian Studies, students may contact Dr. Elena Murenina. But if another faculty mentor is desired, students are free to choose whomever they wish. The curricular proposal must then be submitted for approval to the Director of Multidisciplinary Studies, Dr. Calvin Mercer, who will review the proposal, and if appropriate, submit it for approval to the Multidisciplinary Studies Committee. The proposal form (to be obtained from Professor Mercer) requests students to solicit endorsing signatures from at least one other interested faculty member in another department. Professor Murenina can suggest names. Additional program information about the Multidisciplinary Studies program is available online. The following is intended only as a guide or template for interested students and faculty. Individual course preferences other than these should be agreed between student and mentor. Multidisciplinary Studies:
Concentration in Russian Studies
| Core courses (39 s.h.): Required Courses: MULT 3500 Research in Multidisciplinary Studies
MULT 4999 Seminar in Multidisciplinary Studies
RUSS 1001 Russian Level I
RUSS 1002 Russian Level II
RUSS 1003 Russian Level III
RUSS 1004 Russian Level IV
Students may receive by-pass credit for these courses through the Foreign Language Placement Test administered by the Dept. of Foreign Languages and Literatures
NOTE:RUSS 1001-1004 cannot be used to satisfy BA Foreign Language requirement. RUSS 2120 Introduction to Russian Culture (Taught in English)
RUSS 2220 Russian Literature of the Nineteenth Century in Translation
RUSS 2221 Russian Literature of the Twentieth Century in Translation
RUSS 2700 Special Topics
HIST 3550 History of Russia
HIST 5470 History of Soviet Russia
POLS 3235 East European Political Systems
POLS 3236 The Soviet Successor States | Related courses (15 s.h.):
Choose five courses from the following list (Other appropriate courses may be substituted.) COMM 3290 International News Communication
COMM 4690 International Communications & Foreign Media
POLS 2010 Introduction to Comparative Government & Politics
POLS 2020 Introduction to International Relations
POLS 3144 American Foreign Policy
POLS 3013 Model UN Practicum
POLS 3290 Conflict and Peace in the Post Cold War Era
POLS 4383 War in the Modern Era
MKTG 4992 International Marketing
ECON 3323 Topics in Economics: Economic Growth
ART 4940 Twentieth Century Painting & Sculpture 1900-1950
Electives to complete degree requirements | |
