167 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Slavic Studies

The Russian Studies: Area Studies programme at Binghamton University offers a broad range of instruction that combines language training with courses (taught in English) that provide exposure to Russian literature and culture. 

Russian from Sarah Lawrence College aims  to teach students to speak, comprehend, read, and write a fascinating language with a logic very different from that of English. 

The Russian Studies programme at the University of California, Riverside offers a comprehensive exploration of Slavic language, literature, and history. This bachelor degree is delivered through a public study mode, providing students with a deep understanding of Russian civilisation over a standard four-year duration.

The Russian Area Studies programme at Villanova University offers a comprehensive bachelor level education. This public study mode course explores the culture and geopolitics of the world's largest nation. Students engage in multidisciplinary learning over a standard four-year duration to gain deep regional expertise.

The Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies programme at the University of Michigan offers a comprehensive exploration of diverse cultures and histories. This bachelor degree provides a public study mode, allowing students to engage deeply with regional complexities through a multidisciplinary academic lens.

The Russian and Eurasian Studies Program (RES) at Bard College focuses on the language, literature, history, and culture of Russia, the Soviet Union, and East and East-Central Europe, through a range of interdisciplinary contexts, theoretical perspectives, and analytical approaches. 

The Russian program at Colby College is a small, particularly active and close-knit group of students and faculty.

Russian from Sewanee The University Of The South can pave the way for a variety of career paths. Scientists, policy-makers, engineers, analysts, entrepreneurs, and language specialists all benefit from a mastery of this global language. 

Russia is a major player when it comes to the world stage. As a result, those who understand Russian and are knowledgeable about Russian history and culture are in high demand in a number of careers. This is why we offer a bachelor degree in Russian Studies at Central Washington University.

Most students who at Cornell College in the Russian Studies program start from scratch with RUS 101, which is generally offered in February each year. 

The Slavic and Eurasian Studies degree at Duke University allows you to draw on the faculty strengths of the Slavic Department at UNC-Chapel Hill as well as the Middle Eastern/Islamic Studies programs at both universities, including the Duke Islamic Studies Center.

The purpose of a Russian major at Amherst College is to furnish a nuanced appreciation of Russia's rich cultural achievements as well as an understanding of Russia's historical significance on the world scene.  

Russian Studies from Rhodes College students enjoy a variety of interdisciplinary courses (some taught in English translation) in Russian language, literature, culture, music, religious philosophy, and linguistics.  

To develop an understanding of this complex country and its people, students pursuing a B.A. in Russian Language, Literature, and Culture program from University of Washington start with intensive language study. 

The Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Program at Wesleyan University offers an interdisciplinary range of courses in Russian language, history, politics, literature, culture, and film, as well as the culture and society of Eastern Europe and Eurasia. 

The Russian Language program is offered at Alzahra University.

The Russian Language and Culture programme at Emory University offers a comprehensive exploration of Slavic studies. This full-time undergraduate degree focuses on linguistic proficiency and humanistic research. Students engage with diverse regional histories and traditions, preparing for global professional opportunities.

The Russian Language program from Kimyo International University in Tashkent is aimed at developing comprehensive knowledge of the Russian language and methods of teaching it in a multicultural environment.

If you are inspired by language learning and enjoy exploring the similarities and differences between languages, this Russian with an East European Language degree programme from the University College London (UCL) offers you the opportunity to study Russian and an east European language in a major/minor combination. 

The Russian programme at The City University of New York offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Arts degree. This public study mode course focuses on Slavic linguistic mastery and cultural expertise. Students engage in a rigorous academic curriculum designed to foster professional fluency and deep analytical understanding.