An undergraduate major and an M.A. in Foreign Language and Literature. A coordinated degree program leading to a simultaneous MAFLL/MLIS, in cooperation with the School of Information Studies, is available. Language study is offered in Russian, Polish, Serbo-Croatian, and, occasionally, Ukrainian. Russian linguistics, contemporary Slavic civilization, and some literature in translation is also taught.

Advanced study.

        The following LC classification range descriptions represent areas of concentration for Slavic languages:

        P (Philology. Linguistics (general)): Indo-European Philology.

        PB (Modern European Languages. Celtic Languages): The following category is selectively collected: Modern European languages.

        PG (Slavic. Baltic (Languages and Literatures)): Slavic (Russian (Language; Literature)). Selectively collected category: Slavic.

        PK (Indo-Iranian Languages and Literatures): The following categories are selectively collected: Indo-Aryan languages; Modern Indo-Aryan languages.

English, Polish, Russian, and Serbo-Croatian; some criticism in other languages.