This module is only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 1 only.

 The module continues from Russian B and is a pre-requisite for Russian D. This module...

This module is only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 1 only.

 The module continues from Russian B and is a pre-requisite for Russian D. This module covers prefixed verbs of motion, solidifies all grammatical case endings (singular and plural), expands vocabulary to about 2000 words, develops such spoken and written topics as “Health”, “Personal interests”, “Russian cities”, ”Russian geography”, “Travelling Around Russia” etc.. Articles from Russian newspapers, Russian news video clips, popular songs supplement the textbook. Equal emphasis is paid to speaking, writing, reading, and listening skills. There are regular tests and students are expected to use the on-line workbook to reinforce their knowledge.

Russian and East European Languages and Cultural Studies

This module is for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 This is an introductory module in modern Russian language, designed for students without...

This module is for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 This is an introductory module in modern Russian language, designed for students without previous knowledge of Russian who would like to speak Russian or use the language for reading and research. All four major communicative skills (speaking, listening comprehension, reading, writing) are stressed during the academic year. This module introduces the Russian Alphabet, pronunciation rules, verb conjugations, grammatical case endings, basic vocabulary. It prepares students for continued study of Russian at a higher level. There are regular tests and students are expected to use the on-line workbook to reinforce their knowledge.

The module trains you further in modern Russian language at upper intermediate/advanced level and follows on from Russian C. It completes the Russian Off-Track...

The module trains you further in modern Russian language at upper intermediate/advanced level and follows on from Russian C. It completes the Russian Off-Track programme (consisting of Russian A, B, C and D).

The aim of the module is to give students an opportunity to communicate in and understand Russian at a more advanced and sophisticated level on various aspects of Russian culture, politics, economics, etc. Language learning skills including autonomous learning and how to approach authentic material will be enhanced.

Students are required to take a Russian test to ensure that this level is correct, unless they have taken Russian C in the previous year.