BA Russian and Serbian/Croatian

The Russian and Serbian/Croatian BA course at University College London (UCL) provides students with an in-depth understanding of the Slavonic languages alongside cultural, historical and sociological perspectives of the regions where these languages are spoken. The course provides the advantage of studying two Slavonic languages making students more competitive. This course lasts four years with the third year spent abroad in Russia and Serbia or Croatia providing an immersive experience.Course Content: The course covers two core languages, Russian and Serbian/Croatian, from beginners to advanced level. It further delves into the study of Slavonic cultures, literature, history, politics and other relevant topics. Language modules develop and improve your written and oral proficiency in the languages, while other modules provide insights into the regions where the languages are spoken. Language modules are assessed through a combination of coursework, essays, oral and written examinations. Key Modules: The key modules students can expect to study throughout the course include 'Russian Language', 'Serbian/Croatian Language', 'Putin's Russia', 'The Balkans in Contemporary History' and more. Emphasis is also placed on the integration of language study with the study of culture and society, thereby enabling a well-rounded understanding of these key areas. Future Careers: Graduates from this BA course have historically entered various career sectors including international organisations, NGOs, the diplomatic service, education, journalism and business. Knowledge of these less commonly taught languages often gives graduates the competitive edge in various job markets. Alumni find work in different parts of the world including UK, Europe, USA, and Russia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.