Slavistik/Unterrichtsfach Russisch (Bachelor)
Title on graduation
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Standard course length
6 Semester
Language of delivery
German
Application period (beginner)
winter semester: 01.05 - 15.07.
Open admission
Researcher Bachelor by choice as
Bachelor Education subject for
This programme is focused on Slavic philology and the languages, literatures, and cultures of Slavic-speaking peoples. At the University of Oldenburg, Russia and Poland are the main focal areas, but Ukrainian is also included. In some cases, other Slavic cultures are dealt with in a comparative manner. The core areas of Slavic philology are literature studies and linguistics, and didactics in the case of students studying to become teachers.
Students should note that combinations of subjects vary according to the school category(elementary/secondary).
General qualification for university entrance or specific higher education entrance qualification (e.g. Abitur, Einstufungsprüfung).
Die Modulbeschreibungen finden Sie in stud.IP.
Graduates qualify for admittance to the Master of Education program and a Referendariat period [mandatory school teaching practice] in the following subjects:
Students can shape their future career prospects with their choice of subject combinations, thematic specialisations, and how their arrange their studies (study abroad, internships, etc.), modelling their own personal skills profiles to suit work in media, publishing, public relations work, politics, industry, business, adult education, and school teaching in the gymnasium (with an M.Ed.). Students may also build their profiles by following their first degree with a related master's programme such as Slavic Studies: Language, Culture and Society (M.A.).
To acquire the qualification to teach at state schools, students must subsequently obtain a Master of Education postgraduate degree (M.Ed). This has to be followed by an 18-month period of practice teaching in school, which ends with the second state exam for teachers in Germany.
Supplementary/optional courses
The Certificate Program Foundation Studies in Digital Media for Education is an optional course for students studying education related subjects.
The Institute of Slavic Studiesat the University of Oldenburg offers the core areas of language and literature. The research in both areas focuses on the northern area of the Slavia.
Information about the teaching staff can be found here:
Information about Cooperation can be found here: