Study programme code

HTVFB.HT

Head of the Study Programme

Inna Adamson

MER study programme code

version code

HTVFB/27

School / college

HT - School of Humanities

Study programme title in Est.

Vene filoloogia

study programme title in Engl.

Russian Philology

Language of instruction

Estonian

Study level

Bachelor's studies

ECTS credits

180

Study domain

Arts and Humanities

Study programme group

languages and cultures

Study programme subgroup

Language acquisition

Nominal study period (in semesters)

6

Access conditions

Secondary School Leaving Certificate, Certificate of Vocational Secondary Education or a corresponding qualification giving access to higher education. show more...
Minimum level of proficiency of the Estonian language at B2 level according to the European Framework of Reference for Languages. Admission exam.

Degrees conferred

humanitaarteaduse bakalaureus

Study programme aims and objectives

The aim of the curriculum is to develop students’ strong theoretical knowledge in the humanities and Russian philology; to enhance their research and critical analysis skills, show more...
advanced proficiency in Russian, knowledge of other Slavic languages, and competence in intercultural communication; and to support interdisciplinary cooperation, teamwork, and the ability to find innovative solutions in today’s data society, while shaping ethically responsible and broadly educated humanities graduates and creating the prerequisites for applying practical skills, engaging in self-analysis, and continuing studies at the master’s level.

Learning outcomes of the study programme

- demonstrates knowledge of the theoretical foundations of the humanities and Russian philology, show more...
applies methods of linguistic analysis, and distinguishes evidence-based facts from opinions
- is able to formulate problems in the field of philology, conduct initial academic research, and systematically analyse different types of texts
- explains professional topics in Russian (C1 level) and in another Slavic language or Estonian, adapting communication style to different cultural contexts and target audiences
- works independently and collaboratively to develop solutions to professional issues, taking into account the needs of team members and valuing innovation and entrepreneurship
- performs professional tasks responsibly, creatively, and ethically, coping with stressful situations and factors affecting mental well-being
- applies acquired knowledge and skills safely through digital and technological tools
- sets clear learning goals, analyses personal development needs, and consciously shapes academic and career pathways
- acts as a professional specialist and responsible citizen, supporting environmental and social sustainability, applies theoretical knowledge in practice and is capable of working in positions requiring competence in language and literature

Graduation requirements

In order to graduate, the student shall complete the study programme in the given volume, show more...
which includes passing all compulsory courses and passing the Bachelor’s examination. Students who have not graduated from upper secondary schools where Estonian is the language of instruction, or who have graduated from schools where Estonian is only partly the language of instruction, are required to have Estonian language proficiency at C1 level.