Below is a list of courses that fulfill certificate requirements and reflect the breadth of disciplines that correspond with the study of REEES. Not every course is offered every year; some may be one-time-only offerings. In addition, there may be courses not listed below which qualify toward the certificate.
Questions?
Contact Carole Dopp, Program Manager or call 609-258-5978
Fall 2023
Spring 2023
Fall 2022
Eligible Courses
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Language
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RUS 101 Beginner’s Russian I
RUS 102 Beginner’s Russian II
RUS 103 Russian for Heritage Speakers
RUS 105 Intermediate Russian I
RUS 107 Intermediate Russian II
RUS 108 Russian for Heritage Speakers II
RUS 207 Advanced Russian Reading and Conversation I
RUS 208 Advanced Russian Reading and Conversation II
RUS 305 Russian Humor
RUS 407 Advanced Russian Through Film
RUS 408 Advanced Russian Through History
RUS 409/RES 409 Stylistics and Composition
TUR 101 Elementary Turkish I
TUR 102 Elementary Turkish II
TUR 105 Intermediate Turkish I
TUR 107 Intermediate Turkish II
TUR 305 Advanced Turkish: Selected Readings in Historical and Literary Texts -
Culture, Literature, and the Arts
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ART 337/GER 337 Court, Cloister, and City: Art and Architecture in Centreal and Eastern Europe
ART 393/SLA 393/AMS 392/RES 393 Getting the Picture: Photojournalism in the U.S. and Russia
ART 466/SLA 466/ECS 466 The Crossroads of Invention: Art, Society, and Identity in East Central Europe (1500-1914)
COM 410/SLA 410 Bakhtin, Formalists, Cultural Semiotics
COM 415/SLA 415/RES 415 Tolstoy War and Peace
ECS 360/SLA 360 Central European Literature of the 20th Century
MUS 339/SLA 311 Russian Music
SLA 218/RES 218 Soviet Cinema
SLA 219/RES 219 Pushkin, Gogol, Dostoevsky: Introduction to the Great Russian Novel
SLA 220/RES 220 The Great Russian Novel and Beyond: Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov and Others
SLA 221/RES 221 Soviet Culture, Above and Below Ground
SLA 301/ANT 382/RES 301 Russian Folklore
SLA 303/ART 330 Seeing Health: Medicine, Literature, and the Visual Arts
SLA 304/RES 304 Soviet Animation: Between Art and Propaganda
SLA 305/COM 377/RES 305/ANT 343 Roma (Gypsies) in Eastern Europe: The Dynamics of Culture
SLA 307 Manuscripts Don’t Burn: Works of Mikhail Bulgakov
SLA 308/RES 309 The Russian Short Story
SLA 309 Moscow: City to Myth
SLA 310/COM 369/RES 310 Philosophy and Literature: Western Thought and the Russian Dialogic Imagination
SLA 312/RES 312 Russian Drama
SLA 313/RES 314 Russian Religious Philosophy
SLA 314 From Gutenberg to Zukerberg: Censorship and Literature in Russia
SLA 319/RES 319 Eastern European Cinema: War, Love, and Revolutions
SLA 322/RES 322 The Soviet City in Literature and Culture
SLA 324/RES 324 Contemporary Ukrainian Literature
SLA 326/SLA 326 Dreamers and Bandits in Russian Cinema
SLA 337/RES 337 "What Is to Be Done?": Social Justice in Russian Literature
SLA 345/ECS 354/COM 345/RES 345 East European Literature and Politics
SLA 347/JDS 337 Jewish Topics in East European Cinema
SLA 350/RES 350 Russian Fairy Tales
SLA 361/RES 361 The Evil Empire: Reading Putin’s Russia
SLA 365/RES 365 Russian Science-Fiction (SF) in the 20th Century – Utopia-Dystopia-Post-Utopia
SLA 367/RES 367 On Space in Russian Culture
SLA 368/HUM 368/RES 368/COM 348 Literature and Medicine
SLA 369/RES 369/ENG 247 Horror in Film and Literature
SLA 395/RES 395 Czeslaw Milosz: Poetry, Politics, History
SLA 396/ECS 397 Polish Literature on Screen
SLA 411/RES 411 Selected Topics in Russian Literature and Culture
SLA 412/RES 412 Selected Topics in Russian Literature and Cutlure
SLA 413/RES 413 Pushkin and His Time
SLA 415/COM 415/RES 415 Leo Tolstoy, War and Peace: Writing as Fighting
SLA 416/RES 416 Dostoevsky
SLA 417/COM 418/ENG 424/RES 417 Vladimir Nabokov
SLA 422 Church Slavonic and History of Slavic -
History
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HIS 307/RES 302/HLS 309 Modern Eastern Europe, 19th and 20th Centuries
HIS 360 The Russian Empire: From Peter the Great to Nicholas II
HIS 362 The Soviet Empire
HIS 406 Two Empires: Russia and the US from Franklin to Trump
HIS 480 Property How, Why and What We Own
NES 362 Blood, Sex and Oil: The Caucasus
NES 406 The Great War in the Middle East -
Social Sciences
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NES 362 Blood, Sex and Oil: The Caucasus
NES 364/REL 399 Secularism in Muslim Central Asia and the Middle East
POL 360 Social Movements and Revolutions
POL 374 Russian and Post-Soviet Politics
POL 432 Seminar in Comparative Politics: Russia, Ukraine and the New Cold War
POL 433 Seminar in Comparative Politics: Democratization and Economic Reforms After Communism
SLA 338/ANT 338 Between Heaven and Hell: Myths and Memories of Siberia
SLA 368/HUM 368/RES 368 Literature and Medicine
SLA 420/ANT 420/COM 424/RES 420 Communist Modernity: The Politics and Culture of Soviet Utopia
SOC 308/RES 308 Communism and Beyond: China and Russia