Target group
Students of all University of Helsinki faculties. Students with a flexible study right (JOO). The course can also be offered as an open university course.
Timing
You can begin to pursue the language studies to be included in the language programme from the beginning of your studies.
Learning outcomes
Students who have completed a 15 cr language programme,
- have a diversified knowledge of the Russian language, culture and society and
- can communicate fluently in everyday and professional situations.
Prerequisites
No previous studies.
Contents
15 cr language programme should include:
- at least one CEFR B1 level course (2-4 cr)
- at least one of the following oral skills courses (2-4 cr): Advanced Course in Russian 3 (CEFR A2), ALICE - Academic Language and Intercultural Exchange (Russian - Finnish/Swedish) (CEFR A2), Ustnaja kommunikatsija – Oral Skills in Russian (CEFR B1) or Tšitat, pisat i obsuždat – Written and Oral Russian (CEFR B1).
You can also include in the language programme:
- all UH Language Centre Russian courses (from basic to CEFR B1 level)
- UH Language Centre exemption test: Foreign language studies: Russian (CEFR B1)
- Russian language and cultural courses completed at foreign (e.g. in Erasmus-exchange) or Finnish higher education institution. The transfer of credits should be negotiated with the coordinating teacher Nina Shilova.
- previous UH Language Centre Russian courses at the coordinating teacher’s discretion and within the expiry of studies rules.
All courses are necessarily not organized every year.
Completion methods
The course is completed by attending courses at the Language Centre and possibly also by attending courses at other universities in Finland or abroad.
Assesment practices and criteria
The programme will be assessed on a pass/fail basis. The assessment of each course included in the programme is based on its own learning outcomes.
Responsible person
Nina Shilova, nina.shilova@helsinki.fi (enquiries, contents and completion of the Programme in Russian Language)