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M.A. in Slavic Cultures

This program is designed for graduate students with a cultural interest in Russia and Eastern Europe and leads only to the free-standing M.A.degree. It does not lead toward a doctorate.

Ohrid, MacedoniaProgram of study: The program is normally a two- or three-semester program. Part-time students must complete the program within four years.

Courses: Students are required to register for two Residence Units and to take at least 30 points (ten courses) at the graduate level (numbered 4000 and above), selected in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies.  These may include relevant Slavic-related courses in departments other than Slavic, such as Art History and Archeology, History, Slavic Languages, Political Science, Human Rights, Economics, and Sociology. Up to six points (two courses) may be taken for R credit.

Other requirements: Students must either write an M.A. essay (approximately 40 pages) or take a comprehensive examination on their course work.




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