56 Master's degrees in Slavic Studies

As a German or Slavic Studies student at University of Manitoba, you will explore in-depth the languages, cultures and literatures of Germany, Ukraine and Russia. 

The Russian Journalism and Culture in the Global Context program from Lomonosov Moscow State University (MSU) is aimed at journalists and mass communicators working in Russia and abroad, as well as everyone interested in receiving master's degree in the field of Russian media and culture in the English language. 

The Master in Central and East European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (Ceeres) at Ilia State University is a joint programme which aims to produce professionals with modern and systematic knowledge on Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and Eurasia who will manage to negotiate political, security and social-economic challenges by applying modern approaches in the field and research methods.

This Political Analysis (Russia and Eastern Europe) MA course offered at the University College London (UCL) provides an opportunity to study political and social developments in post-communist Europe in breadth and depth, acquiring a mix of in-depth knowledge, analytical and research skills, and theoretical understanding.

The Russia, Eurasia and East Europe - Regional Studies programme at Columbia University provides an advanced academic exploration of this vital global region. This Master's degree offers a comprehensive curriculum delivered through a public study mode, designed to build deep regional expertise over a standard duration.

The Slavic Cultures programme at Columbia University offers a comprehensive exploration of Eastern European traditions. This M.A. degree provides flexible study options for students interested in regional history and linguistics. Delivered in a public study mode, the curriculum ensures a deep understanding of Slavic heritage.

The M.A. in European, Russian and Eurasian Studies at Carleton University is a two-year, full-time programme. This public degree offers advanced research pathways, including a thesis or research project. Students benefit from expert instruction and experiential learning opportunities in the heart of Canada’s capital.

The master of arts degree program in Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies, offered by University of Wisconsin Madison provides interdisciplinary area studies training for emerging professionals and future leaders in business, development, government, journalism, law, publishing, and the military. 

The interdisciplinary Russian Studies program of the University of Colorado at Boulder is focusing on Russian language proficiency as well as Russian, East European and Eurasian cultures. 

The Department offers a Degree of Master of Arts in Translation in approved languages, which at present are French, German, Russian; the aim of the programme is to offer basic training in the art and techniques of translation. The Translation - Russian programme is offered at the University Of Ibadan.

The Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies MA program from University of Texas at Austin is a two-year multidisciplinary program that offers advanced training for those qualified students who seek an integrated knowledge of the language, history, society and culture of the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and Eurasia. 

The Russian Literature programme at Indiana University Bloomington offers a comprehensive M.A. degree for students seeking expertise in Slavic traditions. This full-time postgraduate course provides a rigorous academic foundation in literary analysis, preparing scholars for advanced research or professional careers in the field.

This Law (JD) and Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies dual degree from University of Texas at Austin is designed for those students who wish to study law and Russian, East European and Eurasian issues in an integrated and interdisciplinary manner. Students who expect to be involved in government service or legal practices with a Eastern European focus could benefit from this program.

The Russian and East European Studies from the University of Oxford is a nine-month programme for graduates who are interested in gaining a deeper knowledge and understanding of Russia and Eastern Europe through the study of the region across a range of disciplines including history, economics, politics, international relations and sociology.

The MPhil in Russian and East European Studies at the University of Oxford  is a two-year programme for graduates who are interested in gaining a deeper knowledge and understanding of Russia and Eastern Europe through the study of the region across a range of disciplines including history, economics, politics, international relations and sociology.

The Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies programme at the University of Oregon offers an interdisciplinary approach to a region of global importance. Available as a B.A., M.A., or minor, this flexible course focuses on language proficiency and cultural history through full-time study at the Eugene campus.

The Russian Studies MA at the University College London (UCL) draws on the unique area studies expertise at the UCL School of Slavonic & East European Studies (SSEES) to offer a choice of modules unparalleled in depth and breadth, ranging from Russia's medieval history to its contemporary politics, from 19th-century literature to 21st-century film.

The MA in Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies from Georgetown University is a flexible, rigorous, and multidisciplinary program focusing on the political, economic, social, cultural and historical complexity of the vast Eurasian, Russian and East European region.

The Master of Arts Degree in Russian, East European, and Central Asian Studies from University of Washington involves interdisciplinary study which allows students a great deal of flexibility in designing a course of study to meet career goals calling for area expertise.

The Russia and Eurasia Studies at Riga Stradins University will study Russia’s increasing isolation and other dynamics that are impacting other regions and global processes.