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Revision as of 23:22, 24 February 2007

Classes that need to be taken:

  • 2 semesters of Advanced Russian/English/Russian Translation – Slavic 105A + B
  • 2 semesters of Advanced Self-Paced Russian for Heritage Speakers – Slavic 114 (6 units total)
  • Nineteenth- and twentieth-century surveys of Russian literature – Slavic 45 + 46
  • One course in culture selected from the following:
    Russian culture (Slavic 130, 131, 140, 146, 148, 190) or
    The literatures of other Slavic peoples (Slavic 150, 160, 170) or
    Folklore (Slavic 147), Linguistics (Slavic 137), Film (Slavic 138)
  • One Russian literature class taught in English – Slavic 131, 132, 133, 134A, B, C, D, E, F, N, or 146 uncertain of necessity
  • One literature course with readings in Russian – Slavic 180 series
  • Two upper division elective courses (each worth 3 or 4 units) in Russian language, literature, or culture selected from the courses listed above. Relevant courses from other programs – for example, History – may be substituted with the permission of the Major Adviser.

Total: 11 courses, 36 units

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