Bachelor in Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies, main- /minor discipline Slavic Studies

At the Institute, you can take Slavic Studies as your first or second major subject as part of the Bachelor's degree program in Linguistics, Literature and Cultural Studies and the Bachelor's degree program in Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

You can find out about application modalities on the SINS (Study Information System) platform.

Course content

On the Bachelor's degree course, students acquire practical language skills. In addition to a good command of a Slavic language (Polish, Russian, Sorbian or Czech), you will learn another language at the elementary level. Since summer semester 2022, we have also been offering Ukrainian as a language course for beginners and advanced students.

You will also acquire analytical, methodological and communicative skills and learn to analyze, reflect on and understand language-, text-, culture- and society-specific issues, mechanisms and structures. In the first year of study, you will gain an overview of the language, literature and culture of the respective Slavic countries in specialized academic disciplines. In the second and third years, you will deepen your knowledge in the field of "Cultural Linguistics" or "Philological Cultural Studies".

Cultural studies orientation

The Institute of Slavic Studies at TU Dresden is characterized by a strong focus on cultural studies. For us, cultural studies means that each sub-discipline is geared towards the description and communication of Slavic cultures as a whole.

Examination achievements and numbers

In the following document you will find a detailed list of the examinations you have to take:

• Modules and examinations (from winter semester 2020/2021)

Please note the registration period for examinations.

Study documents

The complete study and examination regulations can be found on the Bachelor's degree program page.

• Study regulations for the first major subject Slavic Studies (as of 15.09.2020)
• Study regulations for the second major subject Slavic Studies (as of 15.09.2023)

Further information

• Examination Office