Russian Studies Minor

Course requirements

• At least three courses must be taught in Russian (identified with *).  Courses typically taken are RUSS 110 Beginning Russian I , RUSS 111 Beginning Russian II , and RUSS 210 Intermediate Russian I , however are not limited to these.
• The remaining two can be met with any Russian department courses, with at least one being at the 300-level.

• Course offerings:

• RUSS 101 - Russian Folklore
• RUSS 110 - Beginning Russian I *
• RUSS 111 - Beginning Russian II *
• RUSS 200 - Russian Literature: Icons to Revolution
• RUSS 201 - Revolution, Sci-Fi, Dystopia
• RUSS 203 - Russian Drama
• RUSS 210 - Intermediate Russian I *
• RUSS 211 - Intermediate Russian II *
• RUSS 240 - Advanced Russian I *
• RUSS 241 - Advanced Russian Composition and Conversation *
• RUSS 242 - Advanced Russian Conversation and Grammar *
• RUSS 243 - Advanced Russian: Grammar, History, Politics *
• RUSS 281 - Russian Arts and Culture
• RUSS 282 - Modern Russian Film
• RUSS 284 - Women in Russian Culture
• RUSS 285 - Russian Jewish Culture
• RUSS 287 - Russia’s East: Literature and Culture
• RUSS 300 - Russian Literature: Icons to Revolution-Advanced
• RUSS 301 - Revolution, Sci-Fi, Dystopia-Advanced
• RUSS 343 - Advanced Russian: Grammar, History, Politics *
• RUSS 351 - Selected Prose Writers *
• RUSS 352 - Russian Poetry *
• RUSS 370 - Russian for the Arts, Business and Politics *
• RUSS 384 - Women in Russian Culture Advanced
• RUSS 387 - Russia’s East: Literature and Culture Advanced