UC’s PhD in Slavic Languages & Literatures equips scholars to interrogate Russian, Polish, Czech, and broader East-European texts and media through critical theory and computational methods.
NLP stylometry uncovering female pseudonyms in 19th-century Russian journals
Comparative study of post-Soviet memoryscapes in Polish and Ukrainian graphic novels
3-D digital archive of endangered wooden churches in the Carpathians
Policy brief on language rights for Rusyn and Lemko minorities in EU statutes
VR classroom recreating Soviet avant-garde theater scenography
Oral-history project mapping queer activism in contemporary Belarus
Corpus linguistics of aspectual usage in Czech Twitter discourse
White paper on decolonizing Pushkin studies in Anglophone curricula
Machine-learning sentiment analysis of Russian war poetry (1914-2022)
Critical essay on Balkan cyber-feminism and digital resistance art
Interactive atlas of Slavic loanwords in Yiddish newspapers
Ethnography of Roma hip-hop scenes challenging anti-Gypsyism in Slovakia
Digital edition of Olga Tokarczuk’s notebooks with topic modeling visualizations
Film-festival curation plan spotlighting New Wave Georgian cinema
Crowdsourced translation marathon of contemporary Ukrainian essays
Study of language shift among Russian Old Believers in Alaska
Symposium on AI ethics in Cyrillic handwriting recognition projects
Public workshop teaching Cyrillic palaeography with AR overlays
Podcast series on gulag survivor memoirs and public memory politics
Conference on Slavic studies and de-imperializing Eastern Europe research
Advance critical Slavic scholarship with UC’s multilingual PhD.
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