167 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Slavic Studies

In addition to its focus on Russian language, the Russian program of the Wake Forest University also actively engages in inter-disciplinary teaching across the college and seeks to provide all students a broader understanding of Russian cultural and social life.

The Russian programme at the University of Oklahoma offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This full-time, on-campus course provides students with deep linguistic expertise and cultural insights. Learners benefit from small class sizes and dedicated faculty support while exploring Slavic history and literature.

East European and Russian Studies offers students, through its academic major and co-curricular offerings, an interdisciplinary and integrated approach to studying Russian civilization. Students at Washington and Lee University may pursue a major in East European and Russian Studies or a minor in Russian Language and Culture.

The Russian programme at San Diego State University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students seeking linguistic mastery. This bachelor level curriculum focuses on proficiency-oriented learning in language, literature, and culture. It provides a rigorous academic foundation for diverse international career paths.

The B.B.S. in Business Studies and Russian at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year full-time programme designed to integrate business concepts with language learning. This degree equips students with essential skills in both business and the Russian language, preparing them for diverse career opportunities.

The Arts - Russian Studies program at University of Melbourne will develop your ability to communicate in the Russian language that will help enhance your understanding of the Russian-speaking culture, values and world.

The Russian programme offered by Saint Olaf College introduces you to one of the great cultures of the world — the culture of Tchaikovsky, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Kandinsky, Pasternak, Solzhenitsyn, and many others.

The Languages, Literatures, and Cultures - Russian programme at the University of Denver is a comprehensive B.A. concentration. This full-time, on-campus course develops advanced linguistic skills alongside deep cultural expertise. Students explore Russian history, art, and politics through a rigorous academic framework.

Russian students at Carleton College don’t just gain a thorough mastery of the language. Each student is also able to focus on a particular area of interest. 

The program of studies leading to a Russian major from Georgetown University educates students to recognize the complexity inherent in all cultures, including their own. A rigorous curriculum focusing on Russia, Russian, and Russians empowers students to see from the Other’s point of view.

The Russian program at Duke University features courses in literature and language. Students take the full sequence of Russian language, or may enter into the sequence at a higher level, and gain expertise in the literature and culture of Russia, which is understood as an imperial space with interconnections to other Slavic countries.

The Russian, Eurasian and Polish Studies program of the University of Massachusetts Amherst offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of a large and important portion of the world: Russia, Eastern Europe and Eurasia.

Given the demands of globalization, the need for Americans with a thorough knowledge of Russian language and culture is ever increasing. This program is offered by University of Notre Dame.

At Russian Studies from University of Richmond  classes not only give you proficiency in a U.S State Department designated critical language; they are actually fun! The literature courses illuminate an eye-opening array of creative responses to oppressive structures of power — from a vast multinational region with deep experience in resistance and resilience.

The Russian and Central European Studies programme at San Diego State University offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This undergraduate course focuses on language proficiency and regional expertise. Students engage in rigorous academic study through a full-time study mode to prepare for diverse global careers.

Russian Studies at the University of Delaware affords students an opportunity to set themselves apart. It opens doors in the international arena that cannot be opened by other languages. 

The major in Russian Language and Literature offered by Boston University expects students to attain a high level of proficiency (ACTFL intermediate-high) in speaking, reading, writing, and listening comprehension in Russian; it trains them to work with primary sources in Russian and to navigate challenging real-life situations.

The Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies programme at the University of Oregon offers an interdisciplinary approach to a region of global significance. This comprehensive course is available as a full-time B.A. or M.A. degree, providing students with essential linguistic proficiency and deep cultural insights.

The Russian programme at The University of Montana offers a comprehensive B.A. degree focused on language mastery and cultural expertise. This full-time undergraduate course provides students with a deep understanding of Slavic traditions and linguistics, delivered on-campus at the Missoula centre over four years of study.

The Europe and Russia in the World bachelor programme at Carleton University offers a deep dive into the regional politics, history, and culture of Eurasia. This public study mode degree provides students with a comprehensive understanding of global ties through an interdisciplinary lens over a full-time duration.