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Major: Philology, Creating, Analyzing and Expert Study of Texts Level: Master’s degree Duration of training: 2 years Mode of study: Full time Language of study: Russian Programme description: This programme aims at training specialists with skills in linguistic and sociocultural communication, ready for creative professional activities in scientific and pedagogical and research teams, in educational, cultural, management, mass media and other institutions that organize and regulate social and humanitarian activity. The workload of Master's degree students in Philology equals 16 academic hours of studying in classes every week. This programme is fulfilled using project-based learning, and also implies the creation of a virtual museum. Classes are held in the evening, and the schedule of consultations with academic advisors is flexible, so students can study alongside working. Graduates who have mastered this programme can professionally work with: languages (domestic and foreign languages) in their theoretical and practical aspects; literary fiction in its historical and theoretical aspects; different types of texts: written, oral, and virtual (including hypertext and textual elements of multimedia objects); written and oral communication. SUSU offers a unique multi-aspect education in Philology: Possibility to take a complete course in higher education in Philology at all levels: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree programmes, and postgraduate studies (with state-funded scholarships available at any level); Graduates have a right to work in schools; Using of digital methods of training. Students obtain digital competences, and learn how to create content for websites and implement various virtual literature projects. For this purpose, a Laboratory of Digital Philology was opened at the Department, where it is possible to study texts using specialized computer programs and methods of artificial intelligence. This Master's degree programme is fulfilled using project-based learning. Students gain the experience of creating websites, and competences in the fields of project management, project organization and monitoring. That is why by the time they find a job, they have not only theoretical knowledge, but also skills of using that knowledge in practice in various fields: from teaching to legal services (linguistic examination). APPLY NOW

42.04.02 Journalism, major in Transmedia Journalism 45.04.01 Philology, Creating, Analyzing and Expert Study of Texts 46.04.01 History    

Major: History Level: Bachelor's degree  Duration of training: 4 years Mode of study: Full time Language of study: Russian Programme description: The goal of this programme is to train highly qualified and competitive specialists in the field of History and History teaching. The fields of professional activity: work in higher educational institutions, educational institutions of secondary vocational education, archives, museums, libraries, specialized academic institutes and other research institutes, expert-analytical and research centres, public and state organisations; in mass media (including electronic media), central and local authorities, in tourist and excursion organisations, and in business. Programme advantages: starting from the first year of studies, Bachelor’s degree students are engaged in the Department’s research activities through participation in conferences, seminars and research symposiums, as well as in research grants groups. We use an interdisciplinary approach to training and modern computer technologies, including working in the Moodle system. Students are provided with in-depth theoretical knowledge while learning their subjects, and obtain practical skills required for them to be competitive in the labour market. Having obtained their Bachelor’s degree, graduates can go into further study in Master’s degree programmes at SUSU or other universities, or apply for a job in educational or other institutions mentioned above. In the course of obtaining their education, students take several types of practical training in archaeology, archives and bibliography, museums, pedagogy, and major-specific digital training, including at research laboratories and researchand-education centres (Laboratory for Migration Studies, Laboratory for Oral History, Centre for Cultural Studies, Eurasian Studies Research and Education Centre). APPLY NOW