Russian and Eurasian Studies Concentration
Subject requirements
A HASS Concentration may include only one subject that also counts toward the HASS Distribution Requirement. You may include more than one only if the additional subject will not count as a HASS Distribution subject in your degree audit.
Students may also cross-register for classes at Harvard or Wellesley in languages of Eastern Europe and/or Russian, as well as courses in history, literature, government and other subjects.
To complete a concentration, choose four of the following MIT subjects:
17.569 Russia’s Foreign Policy: Toward the Post-Soviet States and Beyond, HASS-S
21G.077J/21G.618 Introduction to the Classics of Russian Literature [21L.490], HASS-H
21G.087J Introduction to Russian Studies [21H.144J], HASS-H
21G.611 Russian I (Regular), HASS-H
21G.612 Russian II (Regular), HASS-H
21G.613 Russian III (Regular), HASS-H
21G.614 Russian IV (Regular), HASS-H
21G.615 Russian V: Russian for STEM, HASS-H
21G.616 Advanced Russian: Explorations in Russian Culture, Society, and Media, HASS-H
21H.244J Imperial and Revolutionary Russia: Culture and Politics, 1700-1917 [21G.085], HASS-H
21H.245J Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society, 1917-Present [17.57, 21G.086], HASS-S, CI-H
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