University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Letters & Science 65 courses 19 total credits
In the Slavic Studies certificate, students have the opportunity to pair a strong language study of Russian or Polish with a contextual, integrative regional view to complement studies in political science, international studies, business, history, or other areas. Students gain a critically informed appreciation and understanding of the complex, interwoven nature of the region's historical trajectories, politics, literature, and culture, with the flexibility to choose to focus on the area or culture of their special interest or take a comparative approach to the region as a whole.
| Total Credits | 19 credits |
Languages
Survey Courses - complete one
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| SLAVIC 253 | Russia: an Interdisciplinary Survey | 4 |
| SLAVIC 254 | Eastern Europe: an Interdisciplinary Survey | 4 |
| Total Survey Courses - complete one | 4 credits | |
Comparative Studies Courses - complete one
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| LITTRANS 207 | Slavic Science Fiction Through Literature and Film | 3 |
| SLAVIC 238 | Literature and Revolution | 3 |
| SLAVIC 239 | Performance and Power | 3 |
| SLAVIC 285 | Slavic Culture in Context: an Honors Course | 3 |
| Total Comparative Studies Courses - complete one | 3 credits | |
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