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M.A. in Russian Translation

This program is intended for graduate students who are primarily interested in working as translators; it leads only to the free-standing M.A. degree. It does not lead to a doctorate.

Red Square, Palekh-styleProgram of study:
  Two residence units are required for the M.A.  The program is normally completed in two or three semesters. Part-time students must complete the program within four years.

Courses: Students are required to register for two Residence Units and to complete at least 30 points (ten courses) at the graduate level (numbered 4000 and above), selected in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies, in Russian language, literature, history, and culture, or in other relevant disciplines. Up to six points (two courses) may be taken for R credit. The following courses are required for a letter grade:
  • Practical Stylistics (RUSS W4434)
  • Literary Translation (RUSS W4910).
  • a Directed Research course for the completion of the translation project.
Other requirements: All students are required to complete an individual translation project (translation and introduction), begun in the Literary Translation course and completed in a Directed Research course. A bound copy of the finished translation should be submitted to the department office.


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