Czech Language, Literature, and Culture

Prerequisites to the Academic Minor: Czech 241 or equivalent.
Academic Minor Program: 16 credits of courses, including Czech 242 (4 credits) and 12 credits in courses selected from the following two categories, with at least 6 credits from category B.

Category A: Courses on Central European Slavic Culture (no more than 6 credits from category A may count in the Academic Minor):

• Slavic 225 (Arts and Cultures of Central Europe)
• Slavic 312 (Central European Cinema)
• Slavic 423 (Central European Literature in the Twentieth Century)
• Students may count up to 3 credits of Third-Year Czech (Czech 341 and 342) toward the Academic Minor.

Category B: Courses on Czech culture, literature, and cinema (at least 6 credits are required from category B):

• Czech 480 (Supervised Czech Reading)
• Czech 483 (Czech Literature from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment)
• Czech 484 (Modern Czech Literature)
• Slavic 490 (Issues of the Cultures of Eastern Europe)

Polish Language, Literature, and Culture

Prerequisites to the Academic Minor: Polish 221 or equivalent.
Academic Minor Program: 16 credits of courses, including Polish 222 (4 credits), and 12 credits in courses selected from the following two categories, with at least 6 credits from category B.

Category A: Courses on Central European Slavic Culture (no more than 6 credits from category A may count in the Academic Minor):

• Slavic 225 (Arts and Cultures of Central Europe)
• Slavic 312 (Central European Cinema)
• Slavic 423 (Central European Literature in the Twentieth Century)

Students may count up to 3 credits of Third-Year Polish (Polish 321 and 322) toward the Academic Minor.

Category B: Courses on Polish culture, literature, and cinema (at least 6 credits are required from category B):

• Polish 325 (Polish Literature in English, to 1900)
• Polish 326 (Polish Literature in English, 1900 to present)
• Polish 432 (Topics in Polish Literature)
• Slavic 490 (Issues of the Cultures of Eastern Europe)

Russian Language, Literature, and Culture

Prerequisites to the Academic Minor: Russian 201 or equivalent.
Academic Minor Program: Russian 202 or Russian 203/RCLANG 293, and 12 additional credits in courses selected from among the following, with at least 6 credits elected at the upper level:

Russian 222, 231, 301, 302, 347, 348, 449, 450, 451, 453, 462, 463, 464, 474, 478, 479, 480, 499

Slavic 240 and 313.