Universität Wien

1. Master Degree Programme - Slavonic Studies

Curriculum für das Masterstudium Allgemeine Slawistik:
http://www.univie.ac.at/mtbl02/2010_2011/2010_2011_175.pdf
Weitere Informationen zum Masterstudium Allgemeine Slawistik finden Sie auf der Institutshomepage:
http://slawistik.univie.ac.at/studium/curricula/masterstudium/
Studierende des Masterstudiums Allgemeine Slawistik haben darauf zu achten, dass sie die fachlichen und sprachlichen Voraussetzungen für die Teilnahme an den gewählten Lehrveranstaltungen erfüllen. Dies gilt sowohl für die Sprachkurse (M-10 und M-11) als auch für die übrigen Fächer, insbesondere was die Kenntnisse der Arbeitssprache und die notwendigen fachlichen Vorkenntnisse betrifft.

1.1. Language Acquisition
1.2. Historical-Philological Module
480119 VO History of West Slavonic Languages
480120 VO History of East and South Slavonic Languages
480121 VO History of South Slavonic Languages
1.3. Literary and Cultural Studies
480122 VO Bakhtin´s Theory of the Novel and the South Slav Novels
480123 VO Men and their living sphere in the Czech literature of the 20th century
480124 KO The Russian postmodern poetry in the end of the 20th century
480125 KO Unofficial Czech literature of the 20th century - Colloquium on Czech Literature and Culture
480126 KO Aspects of Narrative Analysis
480130 SE The Crimean Themes in the Russian Literature of the 19th-20th Centuries
480131 SE Narratives of Victimhood in the South Slav Literatures and Cultures
480132 SE Modernism in Vienna and in Polish, Slovak and Czech Literature around 1900
1.4. Linguistics
480127 VO Contrastive Slavic phraseology
480128 VO Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian descriptive syntax
480129 VO Corpus lingusitics in Slavic languages
480134 SE Multilingualism and processes of linguistic convergence
480135 SE Historical semantics
480136 SE Seminar on the history of the South Slavic languages
480137 SE Polish and Ukrainian in the Early Modern Period
480138 SE Problems of Slavic Language Typology
480140 KO Sociolinguistics: Language situation in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus
480141 KO South Slavic Oral Poetry
480144 KO Cyril and MethodiusTheir Acting and Afterlives, Sources, and Questions of Contemporary Research
480146 VO East Slavic Sociolinguistics
1.5 Master Module
480122 VO Bakhtin´s Theory of the Novel and the South Slav Novels
480123 VO Men and their living sphere in the Czech literature of the 20th century
480127 VO Contrastive Slavic phraseology
480128 VO Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian descriptive syntax
480129 VO Corpus lingusitics in Slavic languages
480130 SE The Crimean Themes in the Russian Literature of the 19th-20th Centuries
480131 SE Narratives of Victimhood in the South Slav Literatures and Cultures
480132 SE Modernism in Vienna and in Polish, Slovak and Czech Literature around 1900
480134 SE Multilingualism and processes of linguistic convergence
480135 SE Historical semantics
480136 SE Seminar on the history of the South Slavic languages
480137 SE Polish and Ukrainian in the Early Modern Period
480138 SE Problems of Slavic Language Typology
480146 VO East Slavic Sociolinguistics

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