128 Bachelor's degrees in Slavic Studies in United States

Our department at Davidson College offers two distinct majors, Russian Studies and Russian Languages and Literature. We also offer a Russian Studies minor.

The Russian Literature and Culture programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive exploration of Slavic traditions. This bachelor level course, available in a public study mode, combines intensive language training with deep literary analysis. Students engage with historical and theoretical texts to master the field.

The Russian Studies program from Vassar College offers a well-rounded curriculum that includes three years of language instruction and a wide range of literature and culture courses taught both in Russian and in English.

The major in Russian from Boston College provides rigorous training in Russian language, literature and culture.

When students choose to study the Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies BA program offered at University of Texas at Austin, they open doors to a great variety of course offerings. Our courses range from the Slavic countries to Eurasia, and encompass a variety of cultural, political, social, economic, gender, and foreign relations history.

The Russian programme at The University of New Mexico offers a comprehensive undergraduate degree focused on language proficiency and Slavic studies. This full-time course provides students with deep cultural insights and linguistic expertise, delivered on-campus at this prestigious American institution over a four-year duration.

The major in Russian offered by the Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures from Yale University, acquaints students with Russian literature and culture, develops students' appreciation of literary values and skill in literary analysis, and gives them a basic competence in Russian. 

The Russian programme at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking a deep understanding of Slavic culture. This bachelor degree provides rigorous training in language and literature. Over a standard four-year duration, students develop professional fluency and analytical skills.