136 Bachelor's degrees in Slavic Studies in North America

The Russian Language and Literature major at Reed College provide students with robust training in textual analysis, written and oral communication, critical thinking, and intercultural competence. 

Russian and Eurasian Studies (RES)  at Colorado College is an interdisciplinary program affiliated with the Departments of History, Political Science, Comparative Literature, Art and German/Russian/East Asian languages. 

The Russian Area Studies programme from Saint Olaf College, in keeping with the college mission to provide a “global perspective,” offers a variety of courses that build upon Russian language proficiency to give students the knowledge and tools for a successful career. 

The goal of Hamilton’s Russian Studies program from Hamilton College is to explore in a deep, interdisciplinary way the language, literature, culture, history, and politics of the Russian-speaking countries of Eurasia.

The Russian B.A. at the University of Southern California offers a comprehensive exploration of Slavic language and culture. This full-time undergraduate programme provides students with deep linguistic proficiency and cultural insight. Study Russian in a public university setting designed for academic excellence and fluency.

The Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures offers an undergraduate major in Russian from The Ohio State University with two tracks: Russian language and Russian literature, culture and film. 

The Slavic Languages and Literatures - Polish bachelor programme at the University of Kansas offers a comprehensive exploration of Polish culture and linguistics. This public study mode course provides students with deep academic insights into Slavic traditions, delivered through expert instruction in a vibrant university setting.

Many opportunities are open to Russian students at McGill University with qualifications in Russian and other Slavic studies.

The Russian and East European Studies program of University of Pennsylvania provides a framework that can be adapted to meet the needs of a wide variety of students, ranging from those oriented on the study of language, literature and culture to those interested in social sciences and any of a variety of interdisciplinary approaches. 

Russian from Dartmouth College begins with a systematic review of Russian grammar, where special emphasis is placed on such difficult areas as participles, aspects and verbs of motion. 

The Russian programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland offers a comprehensive public bachelor degree. This full-time course provides students with deep linguistic skills and cultural insights. It is designed for those seeking to master a major world language while studying at a prestigious Canadian institution.

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. 

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. 

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.  

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

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.  

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. 

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. 

If you have strong second language skills, you are an asset to any employer. Apply now to the Languages and Cultures - Russian and East European Studies program offered by the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania.