Slavonic Studies—Eastern Slavonic Studies

• Jena Slavic Studies presents itself as a medium-size subject that represents the entire Slavic region in an exemplary manner and is differentiated according to language, literature or region. The degree programme offers the opportunity to combine philological and practical focuses. There are many points of contact with other subjects.
• Internationally recognised special features of the Jena South Slavic Studies focus are its Balkanological and cultural studies profile and the interdisciplinary cooperation within the framework of South-Eastern European Studies.
• First-year students with no previous knowledge of Russian are given the opportunity to take part in special practical language exercises (pre-semester preparatory course) before the start of their first semester.
• The University of Jena maintains numerous contacts with partner universities in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, where it is possible to stay abroad.

Career opportunities:

In combination with supplementary subjects such as Intercultural Business Communication, Political Science, Law, German Studies, Communication Science, Intercultural Music and Event Management, the following opportunities are available:

• Employment with internationally active companies,
• in the press and publishing industry
• in tourism,
• in radio and television editorial offices and
• in supranational, national or non-governmental facilities|institution|(structural) units and organisations that deal in particular with Russia, the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), Poland and the Czech Republic.