Russian Literature
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Culture & Language
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What is Russian Literature?
The Russian Literature Study Program is part of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB). This study program invites students to be skilled, communicative, and Russian-speaking professionals according to the standard understanding of Russian language and culture for foreigners. Through these Russian language skills students are also educated to have insight in Russian literature and culture.
Why did you choose this programme?
Have you ever read epic stories by Leo Tolstoy, Anton Chekov, or Fyodor Dostoevsky? They are Russian writers whose work has become global. If you like Russian literary works, you can choose this course. In addition, in this study program you will also be required to have the ability to read and analyze literature.
Subjects in Russian Literature
- 1Russian language
- 2Introduction to Russian Linguistics
- 3Russian-Malaysian Translation
- 4Russian Prose Development
- 5Russian Morphology
- 6Russian Drama Study
- 7Russian Text Analysis
- 8Russian Correspondence
- 9Russian Popular Culture Study
- 10Russian Syntax
- 11Russian Semantics and Pragmatics
- 12HAM & Russian Democracy
- 13Russian Society and Government
- 14Ethnicity and Nationalism in Russia
- 15Russian Literature Criticism
- 16Introduction to Russian Civilization
- 17Eastern European History
- 18Russian Poetry Study
- 19Russian for Business
- 20Russian Literature and Society
- 21Introduction to Russian Art
- 22Soviet History and Russian Federation
- 23History of the Russian Empire
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Job Prospect for Russian Literature
If you are looking for a job that only has Russian language, it might be difficult, because there are very few opportunities. Even so, as a Russian Literature graduate, you can work as a translator, writer, linguist, foreign language teacher, to work at the Russian embassy.
