Undergraduate and graduate programs in Russian Culture will help you explore closer culture, literature, Soviet films, history of Russia. Moreover, this program focuses on providing program participants with Russian language courses that students can enjoy.

Studying Russian Culture as an undergraduate program will help you build career path in this field, however knowing the language of that country will be helpful and essential. Career opportunities vary from a professional journalist to diplomat and historian. During studies, students will take part in the classes of Russian Literature, Introduction to Soviet Films, Russian History.

Moreover, these courses are designed on alleviating a process of learning and understanding of russian language through watching films and reading literature. After completing general courses, undergraduates will be required to choose from a list topics such as food, folklore and the cultural impact of historical events that may be taught in English on Russian. In addition, some universities provide exchange semesters to study abroad in Moscow or Kazakhstan with a focus on language and cultural immersion.

Postgraduate programs in Russian Culture are also consist of courses, for example Soviet and East European Science Fiction, Women in Russian Literature and Culture. The program is aimed at teaching students with an in-depth knowledge of the culture of Russia. Master program usually have requirements of having a Bachelor's degree in Russian Culture with knowledge of Russian language or another Eurasian language in order to do a final research in the original language. So, russian language can be one of the main requirements.

This study suits those who have an interest in the history, culture and art of Russian Federation. The program prepares skilled specialists who are aware of history of Russia and Russian Culture.