The MA in Russian at the University of Wisconsin–Madison offers comprehensive training in Russian language, literary analysis, and cultural history. The program supports interdisciplinary research and prepares students for careers in teaching, translation, cultural diplomacy, or advanced academic study in Slavic studies.
Political Dissent in Soviet-Era Russian Literature
Translation Strategies in Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment
Gender and Power in Russian Fairy Tales
The Role of Myth in the Works of Pushkin
Language and Identity in Russian Émigré Literature
Censorship and Creativity in Stalinist Russia
The Gothic Tradition in 19th Century Russian Prose
Post-Soviet Cinema and National Memory
Russian Formalism and the Birth of Modern Literary Criticism
Analyzing the Satirical Voice in Gogol’s Prose
Comparative Study of Russian and Ukrainian Literary Narratives
Language Ideologies in Russian Language Policy
The Role of Religion in Pre-Revolutionary Russian Literature
Queer Representations in Contemporary Russian Literature
Russian Romanticism and Philosophical Thought
Constructing National Identity in Russian Historical Novels
Women Writers of the Russian Silver Age
Intertextuality in Nabokov’s English and Russian Works
The Cold War and Cultural Propaganda in Soviet Literature
Language Preservation and Endangerment in Indigenous Russian Communities
Build expertise in Russian language and cultural scholarship while preparing for global careers in academia, diplomacy, and literary studies.
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