Russian Studies (Bachelor of Arts, B.A.)

Russian Studies is part of the field of Foreign Languages and Literatures. The course covers the Russian language, literature and culture. Solid foreign language training goes alongside the acquisition of specialist skills. The course deals with linguistic and literary studies phenomena, but also includes historical, regional studies and cultural studies issues.

Mandatory Modules (87 CP):
Literature Studies:
Module LW 1: Introduction to Literature Studies, 8 CP
Module LW 2: Literature Studies: poetics, medium, discourse, 8 CP
Linguistics:
Module SW 1: Introduction to Linguistics, 8 CP
Module SW 2: Linguistic: Structure, Text, Context, 8  CP
Language Skills:
Module SP 3: Laguage Practice III, 6 CP
Module SP 4: Laguage Practice IV, 6 CP
Module SP 5: Laguage Practice V, 6 CP
Module SP 6: Laguage Practice VI, 6 CP

Module AL 1: In-depth Studies in the Specialist Discipline Abroad or
Module AL 2: In-depth Studies in the Specialist Discipline Inland, each 14 CP
Module FD: Introduction to the didactics of Russian teaching (7 CP)
Module BA: Bachelor's Thesis, 10 CP

Mandatory Elective Modules (10 CP)
Student must select one module:
Module WP 1: Comparative Literature, 10 CP
Module WP 2: Literature and Culture Theory, 10 CP
Module WP 3: Historical Linguistic Perspectives, 10 CP
Module WP 4: Multilingualism and Additional Language Practice, 10 CP
Module WP 5: Practical Orientation/ Additional Language Practice, 10 CP

Teacher training studies (16 CP)
In addition to specialised study, students on a bachelor's teacher training option will complete the Educational Sciences teacher training module (11 CP) and the module Sprachbildung (5 CP).