UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW - DEPARTMENT OF SLAVONIC STUDIES

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University of Glasgow
Department of Slavonic Studies

Address	Graduate School of Arts and Humanities University of Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8QQ.
Email address	sro@gla.ac.uk
Course titles	Undergraduate courses Slavonic and East European Studies Slavonic Languages and Literatures( Czech, Polish, Russian) Czech Polish Russian Graduate courses Russian Russian Language for Social Scientists Slavonic Languages Slavonic and East European Studies
Length of courses	Undergraduate courses - 4 years plus 1 year abroad if studying Czech, Polish or Russian
Type of courses	Undergraduate courses -full time Graduate courses-full time and part time
Date of Commencement	October
Accommodation	Available in Halls of Residence. Private/family accommodation also available locally
Student grants/ financial assistance	Postgraduate Scholarships available on competition basis
Admission requirements	Undergraduate courses SCE Highers: BBBB A-levels: BBC Other qualifications accepted. For further information please contact Central Admissions Service, University of Glasgow Graduate courses First degree + academic references English language: IELTS - 6.0 TOEFL - 580
Class size	Varies
Fees	For up to date fees please contact the Student Recruitment Office
National/Overseas Students	10% students from non-EU countries
Men/Women	50:50
Age range	17 yrs +
Head of the Department	Professor Michael Kirkwood

Course/Program description

Slavonic and East European Studies (UG) is designed to appeal to students interested in Eastern Europe and who have an ability in foreign languages.

Slavonic Languages and Literatures - Czech, Polish, Russian (UG).

Students can study for a degree in any of the three languages. The languages are offered to beginners or to students offering higher level qualifications. Students normally spend the third year of their course abroad studying in the country of the language being studied.

A wide range of taught Masters and research opportunities are also available in the Department of Slavonic Studies.

About the University

The University of Glasgow, founded in 1451, is the fourth oldest University in the UK. There are currently over 16,000 students at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.

The University is situated to the West of the city of Glasgow, European City of Design and Architecture in 1999. On the University campus students have access to two Students'Unions, excellent sports facilities, a health centre, an International Student Adviser, the University Library, the Hunterian Art Gallery and Museum.

Academic departments are grouped in eight faculties: Arts, Divinity, Engineering,Law and Financial Studies, Medicine, Science, Social Science, Veterinary Medicine. All departments are active in research and theUniversity is acknowledged as having national or international research profile in 35 different subject areas.

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