Liberal Arts and Sciences: Minor in Russian and East European Studies

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The minor in Russian and East European studies permits students to combine language study with multidiscliplinary study of the Soviet and East European region.

REQUIREMENTS

1. Completion of the 103-104 sequence in Russian; or the completion of another East European language through the second year of that language; or equivalent.

2. Completion of 15 hours in courses on Russia or Eastern Europe from at least three different academic units. (Literature courses are acceptable for this requirement; language courses are not.) No more than 6 hours may be counted from any one unit; 6 hours must be at the 300 level or in courses designated as advanced in the LAS Student Handbook, and no more than 9 hours may be taken at the 100 level. Courses must be approved by the Russian and East European studies adviser.

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