Advising Course Plan - Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies Major

First Year
FallUnits
FSEM 100First Year Seminar1
General Education Requirement11
REES 200B2Empire, Culture, Power: An Introduction to Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies1
RUSS 101Elementary Russian I1
 Term Units4
Spring
RUSS 102LElementary Russian II1
Writing Enhanced course1
History required course (HIST 240H or HIST 241H)31
Elective1
 Term Units4
Second Year
Fall
RUSS 201LSecond Year Russian I1
Political Science required course (POLI 304 or POLI 340)41
General Education Requirement (P or Q recommended)11
Elective1
 Term Units4
Spring
RUSS 202LSecond Year Russian II1
Humanities required course51
General Education Requirement (V course recommended)1
Elective1
 Term Units4
Third Year
Fall
Study Abroad64
 Term Units4
Spring
Junior Seminar1
RUSS 302L
or 401L7
Intermediate Russian Conversation and Composition II (required Advanced Language course)
Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition I
1
REES Elective1
Elective1
 Term Units4
Fourth Year
Fall
REES 498Senior Research: Sources and Methodology0.5
RUSS 401L8Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition I1
REES Elective1
Elective1
Elective1
 Term Units4.5
Spring
REES 499Senior Project.5
RUSS 401L8Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition I1
Elective1
Elective1
 Term Units3.5
Total Unit: 32
1

A&S students must take 5 of the 6 Knowledge of Human Cultures courses and 2 Personal and Social Responsibility courses, to include a Junior Seminar.

2

REES 200B is offered every third semester. It should be taken as soon as possible.

3

HIST 240H and HIST 241H are each offered every third semester.

4

These courses are offered in rotation. In their first two years, then, students should complete REES 200B as well as the required course in history and political science.

5

Majors must take one of the following courses: REES 311V, REES 320A, REES 340V, REES 341VCREA 371V, ARTH 372V, CREA 372V, HIST 372V. The humanities course may be taken at any point during the four years.

6

We recommend study abroad fall or spring of junior year. Generally, this semester will fulfill the advanced language requirement as well as at least one of the REES electives. If a student elects not to study abroad, they should take language, a REES elective, and any other electives to fulfill requirements in the College.

7

The Advanced Language course may be RUSS 301L, RUSS 302L, or RUSS 401L, or fulfilled by language study abroad.

8

We recommend taking language all four years to achieve proficiency. If a student elects not to take language every semester, the course can be replaced with an elective.