M.A. (Russian Studies)

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Master of Arts in Russian Studies

Duration

2 Years

Level

Post Graduation

Type

Degree

Eligibility

Graduation

M.A. Russian Studies or Master of Arts in Russian Studies is a postgraduate Russian language course. Russian Studies is a field of study first developed during the Cold War. It is an interdisciplinary field crossing history and language studies. It is closely related to Soviet and Communist studies. This field has become increasingly common throughout our nations' universities and knowledge of the Russian language is also becoming increasingly common. The duration of M.A. (Russian Studies) is mostly of two academic years but it may vary from institute to institute. This is an important and job offering course and the syllabus is divided into four semesters.

M.A. Russian Studies Eligibility

  • Aspiring candidates should have completed a B.A. degree under any recognized University or College in Arts stream in Russian Language and Literature.
  • Graduation in any other subject plus Advanced Diploma course in Russian/Intensive (Full Time) Advanced Diploma.
  • The marks of admission for this course may vary from institute to institute.
  • In various colleges and Universities, it conducts entrance exams plus interview for the admission of the students.

M.A. Russian Studies Syllabus

Syllabus of Russian Studies as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

Sem. I

Sr. No.

Subjects of Study

1         

History and Culture of Russia

2         

Introduction to Theory of Literature

3         

Modern Russian

4         

Practical Russian (Written)

5         

Practical Russian (Oral)

6         

Translation of Technical Literature

7         

Optional Course Introduction to Modern Bulgarian

8         

Optional Course “Czech Language”

9         

Optional Course: “Hungarian Language”

10     

Optional Course “Polish Language”

11     

Optional Course: “Serbian Language”

Sem. II

1         

VIII Literary Trends Up to the End of XVIII Century

2         

Practical Russian (Oral)

3         

Practical Russian (Written)

4         

Modern Russian: Morphology

5         

Translation of Newspaper Texts, Conferences and Seminar Materials

6         

History of Russian Literature (From Ancient Times to 1917)

7         

Optional Course Bulgarian Language

8         

Optional Course: Czech Language

9         

Optional Course: Hungarian Language

10     

Optional Course: Polish Language

11     

Optional Course: Serbian Language

Sem. III

1         

History of Russian Literature (1917-1940s’)

2         

Literary Trends and Movements in XX Century

3         

Practical Russian (Oral)

4         

Practical Russian (Written)

5         

Translation of Social Science Material from Russian into English and Vice-Versa

6         

Modern Russian Syntax

7         

Optional Course – Introduction to Bulgarian Literature

8         

Optional Course: Introduction to Czech Literature

9         

Optional Course: Introduction to Hungarian Literature

10     

Optional Course: Introduction to Polish Literature

11     

Optional Course: Introduction to Serbian Literature

Sem. IV

1         

History of Russian Soviet Literature (from 1945 onwards)

2         

Theory of Comparative Study of Literature and Concept of World Literature

3         

History of Russian Folklore

4         

Modern Russian Lexicology & Phraseology

5         

Theory and Practice of Translation

6         

Practical Russian

7         

Optional Course: Introduction to Bulgarian Literature

8         

Optional Course: Introduction to Czech Literature

9         

Optional Course: Introduction to Hungarian Literature

10     

Optional Course: Introduction to Polish Literature

11     

Optional Course: Introduction to Serbian Literature

 

M.A. Russian Studies Colleges

M.A. Russian Course Suitability

  • Students who interested in Russian Studies such as language, literature, and related areas, etc. are most suitable for this course. 
  • Who is planning to become teacher/lecturer for teaching purposes at higher degree level i.e. college and university level both in private and government institutions are good suit for it.

How is M.A. Russian Studies Course Beneficial?

  • They can get jobs in embassy, media, press, and administration. 
  • The teaching field is an evergreen one here they can become teachers/lecturers both in government and private institutions. 
  • Another one benefit is candidates find the opportunities of knowing Russian literature and culture in detail.

M.A. Russian Studies Employment Areas

  • Coaching Centres
  • Embassies
  • IFS (UPSC)
  • Regional and Cultural Studies
  • Translation Departments

M.A. Russian Studies Job Types

  • Assistant or Associate Professor and Department Head
  • Assistant Professor
  • Cryptologic Language Instructor
  • Instructional Developer
  • Russia Practice Senior Manager
  • Tutor or Teacher

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