Lines 1 & 2. Russian Language (Choose Two)

• RUSN 300 - Russian Study Abroad (1-4)
• RUSN 303 - Advanced Russian: Conversation, Composition, Reading I (3) (RUSN 202  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 304 - Advanced Russian: Conversation, Composition, Reading II (3) (RUSN 303  or consent of instructor)

Lines 3 & 4. Literature & Culture in Russian (Choose Two)

• RUSN 305 - Directed Readings in Russian Literature (3) (RUSN 330  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 306 - Directed Readings in Russian Literature (3) (RUSN 330  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 310 - Advanced Conversation (Taught in Russian) (3) (RUSN 303  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 320 - Russian Cultural History (Taught in Russian) (3) (RUSN 303  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 330 - Survey of Russian Literature (Taught in Russian) (3) (RUSN 304  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 340 - Russian Media Culture (Taught in Russian) (3) (RUSN 303  or consent of nstructor)
• RUSN 350 - Topics in Russian Literature (Taught in Russian) (1-4) (RUSN 202 )
• RUSN 402 - Russian Poetry (3) (RUSN 303 , RUSN 304 , or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 410 - Seminar in Russian Literature and Culture (3) (RUSN 320  or RUSN 330  or consent of instructor)

Lines 5 & 6. Literature & Culture in Translation (Choose Two)

• RUSN 250 - Russian Myths and Legends (3)
• RUSN 305 - Directed Readings in Russian Literature (3) (RUSN 330  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 306 - Directed Readings in Russian Literature (3) (RUSN 330  or consent of instructor)
• RUSN 308 - Topics in Russian Literature and Culture (Taught in English) (1-4)
• RUSN 309 - Topics in Russian Cinema (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 387 - Love, Adultery and Prostitution in 19th Century Literature (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 380 - Russian Cinema: ‘The Most Important Art’ (Taught In English) (4)
• RUSN 388 - Revolution, Crime, and Romance in 20th Century Russian Literature (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 390 - Russian Literature Since the Death of Stalin (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 396 - Major Works of Chekhov (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 397 - Major Works of Dostoevsky (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 398 - Major Works of Tolstoy (Taught in English) (3)
• RUSN 411 - Independent Study (1-3)

Lines 7 & 8. Russian and East European History (Choose Two)

• HIST 212 - Topics in History (3) (Russian and East European topics only)
• HIST 373 - East Central Europe (3)
• HIST 377 - The History of Russia to 1800 (3)
• HIST 378 - The History of Russia since 1800 (3)
• HIST 471C - Contemporary Russia (3)
• HIST 472C - The Russian Revolution (3)

Lines 9 & 10. Government and Economics; (Choose Two)

• ECON 382 - Comparative Economics (3) (ECON 101  / ECON 151 , ECON 102  / ECON 152 )
• GBST 390 - Topics in Global Studies (1-4)
• GBST 480 - Independent Study in Global Studies (3) (Russian and East European topics only)
• † GBST 495 - Senior Honors in Global Studies (3) (Russian and East European topics only)
• † GBST 496 - Senior Honors in Global Studies (3) (Russian and East European topics only)
• GOVT 150W - Freshman Seminar (4) (Russian and East European topics only)
• GOVT 334 - Russian and Post-Soviet Politics (3)
• GOVT 335 - The Politics of Eastern Europe (3)
• GOVT 391 - Topics in Government (3) (Russian and East European topics only)
• GOVT 491 - Seminar: Topics in Government (4) (Russian and East European topics only)

Line 11. Electives (Choose One)

A course from any of the above lines that is taken but not needed to fulfill that line requirement may serve as an elective.

• GOVT 150W - Freshman Seminar (4) (Russian and East European topics only)
• HIST 150W - Freshman Seminar (4) (Russian and East European topics only)
• RUSN 150 - Freshman Seminar (4)