Russian Language and Literature and Slavic Studies Bachelor's
Bachelor's
The cultivation and promotion, through teaching and research, of the language and linguistics, literature, history, and culture of Russia and other Slavic countries constitute two of the main objectives of the Department of Russian Language and Literature and Slavic Studies. The Department is firmly committed to providing high-quality scientific education and multidimensional knowledge, strengthening the ability for critical thinking and analysis, as well as fostering social and broader cultural awareness, so that students, as new scholars, possess all the necessary qualifications both for professional careers and for active participation in the modern world. The current study programme incorporates an approved programme of pedagogical and teaching competence.
More specifically, the objectives in relation to the learning outcomes of the Programme are as follows:
The education of students with broad knowledge, scientific training, and communication skills so that they can actively participate in the modern world and the international labor market.
The development of the ability to apply theories of language and language learning for research and educational purposes.
The study and research of the language, linguistics, literature, history, and culture of Russia.
The development of students’ social and broader cultural awareness and their connection with society and the labor market.
Organization
Institution:
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
School:
School of Philosophy
Department:
Department of Russian Language and Literature and Slavic Studies
Language(s) of Instruction
Greek
Subject Area
Foreign Languages, Literature and Classics
Mode of Delivery
In Person
Duration
8 Semesters
ECTS Credits
240
Part Time Option
No
Application Period
For foreign students, the application is made through the Hellenic Ministry of Education. To learn more about admission, check here: studyingreece.edu.gr . Admission to Greek-taught Bachelor’s programs is possible only via Panhellenic exams for Greek applicants.
Tuition Fees info_outline
Free
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