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The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures offers instruction in the following languages: Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian (BCS) Language Courses and Tutorials Czech Language Courses and Tutorials Polish Language Courses and Tutorials Russian Language...

Today’s independent Southeast European states of Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro were united for most of the twentieth century – together with Slovenia, Macedonia, and Kosovo – into the country of Yugoslavia, whose official language was Serbo...

Slavic Literatures and Cultures Concentration Students may choose to concentrate solely in Slavic Languages and Literatures or may opt for a joint concentration with another program. Concentration Requirements and Joint Concentration Requirements may be...

Fall 2026 Russian Language Courses Elementary/Introductory Courses (A-Level) RUSS Aa 001 (Elementary Russian 1). Clancy and TFs. MWF 9:00am-10:00am in Location TBA. Small group discussion sections: RUSS Aa 002 (Elementary Russian 1). Clancy and TFs. MWF...

Those students wishing to fulfill the foreign language requirement in a Slavic language may do so in various ways: Ÿby earning a passing score on the Departmental placement exam (exams available in Russian, Czech, Polish, Ukrainian, and Bosnian/Croatian...

The concentration in Slavic Literatures and Cultures offers Harvard students the opportunity to study the great works and cultural traditions, past and present, of Russia and the other Slavic countries, especially Ukraine, Poland, Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia...