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Programme overview
The Russian Studies (Русистика) programme offers a comprehensive exploration of Russian literature, culture, and linguistics through two distinct tracks: Media Linguistics and Literature, Linguistics, Culture. Both tracks aim to cultivate well-qualified analysts and researchers who are equipped to engage with Russian texts of various genres critically and responsibly.
Media Linguistics (Медиалингвистика)
- Focuses on the interplay between language and media.
- Prepares graduates to analyse and research the nuances of Russian literature and culture in contemporary contexts.
- Equips students to address theoretical and practical challenges related to the current state of the Russian language, literature, and culture
- Enhances competencies in professional environments and the broader field of (inter)cultural communication.
Literature, Linguistics, Culture (литература, лингвистика, культура)
- Provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities within Russian cultural dynamics.
- Graduates are trained to tackle theoretical and practical issues impacting modern Russian society.
- Empowers students to engage meaningfully in various professional contexts.
- Facilitates navigation of (inter)cultural dialogues effectively.
Together, these tracks equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute meaningfully to the study of Russian studies in an increasingly globalised world.
The entry requirement for this programme is a B2 level knowledge of Russian, ensuring that students possess a solid foundation in the language.
Students from the EU/EEA, Lithuanian nationals residing abroad, and people of Lithuanian origin can apply for a state-funded study place.
