Russian Minor
https://cola.unh.edu/languages-literatures-cultures/program/minor/russian
The Russian program provides students the opportunity to minor in Russian. Students develop language proficiency, a solid knowledge of grammar and pronunciation, and knowledge of Russian culture. Students with a Russian minor will have a sufficient command of the language to enhance their chosen field of study, and will have countless career opportunities, such as the public, private and nonprofit sectors, including government, education, journalism, law, communications, and business.
Students in the Russian minor program at UNH are strongly encouraged to study on the UNH Study Abroad Program in Russia. Students can earn credits toward the Russian minor as well as complete two Discovery categories on the program. Foreign language skills and cultural competencies will open doors for students that would not have been opened without the minor in Russian.
The minor in Russian consists of 20 credits in Russian courses above RUSS 402 Elementary Russian II; it must include:
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| RUSS 503 & RUSS 504 | Intermediate Russian I and Intermediate Russian II | 8 |
| Select at least one of the following: | 4 | |
| Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition | ||
| Advanced Russian Conversation and Composition | ||
| Readings in Russian Literature | ||
| Advanced Language and Style | ||
| Select two elective RUSS courses above RUSS 402 | 8 | |
| Total Credits | 20 | |
Students wishing to minor are expected to meet with a faculty member from the Russian program to discuss their course of study.
At the beginning of your final semester of study, you should fill out a certification of completion of minor form, obtain the necessary signatures, and submit it to your Dean's Office.