Russian (RUS)

This course covers the fundamentals of Russian through listening, speaking, reading and writing. This course provides practice in pronunciation and development of comprehension.

This course builds on the foundations established in RUS 101 through listening, speaking, reading and writing activities. This course provides practice in pronunciation and development of comprehension.

The fundamentals of Russian through listening, speaking, reading and writing. The course is the equivalent of RUS 101- RUS 102.

The fundamentals of Russian through listening, speaking, reading and writing. The course is the equivalent of RUS 231-232.

A thorough review of grammar, vocabulary building, conversation, composition and reading.

A thorough review of grammar, vocabulary building, conversation, composition and reading.

This is an advanced communication and culture course designed to bridge basic language study with upper-level coursework in the Russian language. It is intended for students who have begun to develop advanced skills and are interested in continued training in language proficiency through reinforcing foundations of everyday language communication and cultural knowledge. Instruction is in Russian. Fulfills the College of Arts and Letters writing-intensive requirement for the major.

The course is an advanced communication and culture course designed to bridge basic language study with upper-level coursework in the Russian language and culture. It is intended for students who have begun to develop advanced skills in interpretive, interpersonal and presentational communication and are interested in delving deeper into the study of Russian-speaking countries, their histories and their cultures. The course will focus on popular culture in the Russian-speaking world including music, film, television, literature and social media, and analyze how these reflect and shape cultural identities and trends. Instruction is in Russian.

A study of Russian life and culture and the outstanding contributions of Russian-speaking peoples. Instruction is in English.

This course introduces students to Russian linguistics, with special emphasis on Russian phonetics. Students will engage with theoretical concepts and practical applications to understand the phonological structures and sounds that make up the Russian language. Class activities and assignments aim to enhance overall language proficiency, including listening, reading, speaking and pronunciation skills. By the end of the course, students will have a solid foundation in Russian phonetics and demonstrate greater confidence, clarity and fluency in spoken Russian. Instruction is in Russian.

This Russian course focuses on building proficiency in the language with an emphasis on oral and written expression to facilitate further study of the culture. Students will learn how to use the appropriate language in culturally specific contexts and develop intercultural competence. The course's essential question is "How do Russian-speaking peoples communicate on subjects that are at the heart of their societies?" Instruction is in Russian.

This Russian course introduces students to the regions or countries where the language is spoken, the features of the area, and the ways of life there. The course examines the identities, customs and events that influence the lives of people living in these culturally and linguistically defined areas and explores the diverse cultural landscapes that shape their lives. Instruction is in Russian.

This is an advanced communication and culture course designed to bridge basic language study with upper-level coursework in Russian literature and culture. It is intended for students who have begun to master advanced skills in interpretive, interpersonal and presentational communication and are interested in examining nuances of the Russian language and culture while studying abroad.

This course focuses on conversation. Discussions deal with topics of current interest. Instruction is in Russian.

A study of selected works of Russian literature. Instruction is in English. May be repeated for credit when course content changes.

This course studies a particular topic in Russian literature. It may cover all or a specific Russian literature genre. This course may be repeated if content varies.

This course studies a particular topic in the culture of Russian-speaking regions. This course may be repeated if content varies.

Students will study a particular topic in Russian linguistics. Topics could include an introduction to Russian sociolinguistics or psycholinguistics. This course may be repeated if content varies.

This course allows students an opportunity to complete independent study in Russian under faculty supervision.

This is a three semester course, offered as parts A, B, and C for 1, 3, 2 credits per semester.

This is a three semester course, offered as parts A, B, and C for 1, 3, 2 credits per semester.

This is a three semester course, offered as parts A, B, and C for 1, 3, 2 credits per semester.