Study programmes

The bachelor's graduate has extensive knowledge of Russian language, literature and culture, which he / she is able to put into the wider European context, is capable of independent development and further education in the field of study. The graduate of the bachelor's degree program, which includes linguistic, literary, cultural and didactic disciplines that are interconnected, achieves communication competence at the upper level of B2, in some aspects overlapping to C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference. From the point of view of the linguistic component of study, the graduate masters key linguistic disciplines corresponding to the individual levels of language. The graduate is able to apply the acquired theoretical knowledge and skills from individual linguistic disciplines in practice, further he/she is able to compare the Russian and Czech language systems and evaluate the results of this comparison from the linguistic-didactic point of view. On the basis of literary scientific preparation, the graduate is able to objectively reflect and interpret texts of various genres and contents, as well as master various strategies of creating diverse texts in Russian language in both oral and written form. The graduate knows the history and theory of Russian literature from the literary monuments of the 18th century to contemporary works. The graduate reflects the issue of multiculturalism and is able to accept different cultures. The study is conceived as a potential basis for the follow-up master's program of Russian language teaching for the 2nd level of primary and secondary schools and other related fields of study in Russian studies. A graduate who will not continue in the follow-up master's degree will find employment in the field of education as an educator, leisure time teacher and assistant to a qualified teacher. Due to the achieved level of language competence, he/she can find employment outside the sphere of education in various domestic and international institutions and organizations, in the media and news agencies.