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The Department of Slavic Languages provides graduate programs (MA/MPhil/PhD) focusing on Russian, Czech, Polish, South Slavic, and Ukrainian literary studies. MA candidates concentrate on their chosen primary literature, while MPhil students engage in more specialized research within their major discipline. PhD candidates additionally pursue a minor field or the Comparative Literature and Society Certificate. These doctoral programs demand comprehensive exploration of literary works spanning from medieval to contemporary periods, alongside foundational knowledge of regional history, linguistics, and cultural studies. The department ensures students develop advanced skills in literary theory and critical analysis. Graduates emerge as qualified scholars capable of conducting significant research and teaching language and literature courses at various academic levels. The minor field or certificate option expands candidates' expertise to encompass additional literary traditions, diverse cultural forms, and interdisciplinary approaches.
Applicant must have the equivalent of the U.S. baccalaureate degree with a superior examination record and can understand rapid idiomatic English and can speak, write and read English with a high degree of facility are eligible for admission.
English Language Requirement
Applicant must have TOEFL score of 600 on paper-and-pencil test, 100 on the internet-based test and IELTS score of 7.5