MA Central and South-East European Studies

An upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.

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Popular career paths for SSEES Language and Culture graduates include Policy and Government; Publishing, Journalism and Translation; Teaching; Academic Research; Performance and Creative Arts; Banking and Investment, and Charities and International Development.

Compulsory modules

• SSEES MA Dissertation Preparation
• M.A. Dissertation
• Contemporary Art and Politics in Eastern Europe and Russia
• Languages in Contact Along the Danube: Intercultural Frictions and Flows
• Literary and Cultural Theory
• Historical Methods and Approaches
• Metropolis: History of Berlin 1871-1990
• Religion in South-Eastern Europe: From the Age of Empires to Post-Communism
• The Soviet Cultural Experiment II, 1945-1991
• The Crisis Zone: Central Europe 1900-1990
• Russian Monarchy: Court Ritual and Political Ideas, 1498-1917
• Russian Politics
• Trade and FDI Policy with Reference to Eastern Europe
• Governance and Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe
• Migration and the European Union
• Comparative Analysis in Social and Political Research
• Politics of South-Eastern Europe
• Little Hitlers? Right Radicalism in Central and Eastern Europe, 1900-1945
• The Reflecting Screen: Russian and Soviet Cinema in its Cultural Context, 1896 to the Present A
• Qualitative Methods
• All Quiet on the Eastern Front: Culture, Politics and Everyday Life in Central and Eastern Europe from Stalin to Present
• Language and social justice: ideologies, politics, and participation
• The Soviet Unions Cold War
• Waterscapes, Wildlife and Wastelands: An Environmental History of Water in Central-Eastern Europe & Russia
• The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, 1569-1795
• Political Culture
• Political Sociology
• Informal Practices in Post-Communist Societies
• New Language: Bulgarian
• New Language: Czech
• New Language: Finnish
• New Language: Hungarian
• New Language: Polish
• New Language: Romanian
• New Language: Russian
• New Language: Serbian and Croatian
• New Language: Slovene
• New Language: Ukrainian

Optional modules

• Contemporary Art and Politics in Eastern Europe and Russia
• Languages in Contact Along the Danube: Intercultural Frictions and Flows
• Literary and Cultural Theory
• Historical Methods and Approaches
• Metropolis: History of Berlin 1871-1990
• Religion in South-Eastern Europe: From the Age of Empires to Post-Communism
• The Soviet Cultural Experiment II, 1945-1991
• The Crisis Zone: Central Europe 1900-1990
• Russian Monarchy: Court Ritual and Political Ideas, 1498-1917
• Russian Politics
• Trade and FDI Policy with Reference to Eastern Europe
• Governance and Democracy in Central and Eastern Europe
• Migration and the European Union
• Comparative Analysis in Social and Political Research
• Politics of South-Eastern Europe
• Little Hitlers? Right Radicalism in Central and Eastern Europe, 1900-1945
• The Reflecting Screen: Russian and Soviet Cinema in its Cultural Context, 1896 to the Present A
• Qualitative Methods
• All Quiet on the Eastern Front: Culture, Politics and Everyday Life in Central and Eastern Europe from Stalin to Present
• Language and social justice: ideologies, politics, and participation
• The Soviet Unions Cold War
• Waterscapes, Wildlife and Wastelands: An Environmental History of Water in Central-Eastern Europe & Russia
• The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, 1569-1795
• Political Culture
• Political Sociology
• Informal Practices in Post-Communist Societies
• New Language: Bulgarian
• New Language: Czech
• New Language: Finnish
• New Language: Hungarian
• New Language: Polish
• New Language: Romanian
• New Language: Russian
• New Language: Serbian and Croatian
• New Language: Slovene
• New Language: Ukrainian
• reasonable adjustments
• Student Support and Wellbeing Services
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