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Why Choose Russian Philology at the University of Warsaw?

Join us in pursuing your passion for the Russian language and enhancing your skills through studies at the Institute of Russian Philology, part of the Faculty of Applied Linguistics.

Our program combines traditional philology with modern, context-based teaching methods, catering to both students proficient in Russian and those just starting to learn the language. Our courses emphasize the importance of Russian in today’s global landscape, particularly in light of migration trends in Europe. We aim to train specialists well-versed in Russian language and culture, equipped to engage with the Russian-speakers in various fields, including academia, business, and cultural relations. Graduates emerge with comprehensive knowledge of linguistics and Russian literature, alongside strong communication skills, ready to tackle the challenges of a rapidly changing society.

Additionally, students benefit from international exchange programs, enriching their educational experience. Please contact Mobility Coordinators.

Graduate Profile: Bachelor’s Degree in Russian Philology
Graduates of the Bachelor’s program in Russian Philology possess advanced language skills in both spoken and written Russian, meeting the C1 level requirements set by the Council of Europe. They have a solid understanding of the contemporary state and historical evolution of the Russian language, Russian literature from both synchronic and diachronic perspectives, as well as insights into Russian history and culture. This program equips them to pursue further education in Master’s programs or enter the workforce in cultural institutions, media, and commercial enterprises requiring Russian language proficiency.

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Graduate Profile: Master’s Degree in Russian Philology
Master’s graduates in Russian Philology achieve proficiency in Russian at the C2 level and acquire in-depth knowledge of contemporary Russian language trends, literature, and current socio-political and economic realities. The curriculum emphasizes advanced written and spoken communication skills in economics and finance, along with specialized translation competencies between Polish and Russian across both literary and practical texts. This degree allows graduates to pursue doctoral studies or flexible career opportunities in cultural institutions, media, and commercial organizations.

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