Information session on the BA in Slavic Studies as part of the orientation week
Latest news
Latest news
Institute calendar
08.10.2026
10:00
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11:00
22.10.2026
18:15
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19:45
Guest lecture
Olga Plakhotnik (University of Greifswald): Between the Time of the Nation and Feminist Time: Genealogies of Feminist Protest in Ukraine
05.11.2026
18:15
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19:45
03.12.2026
18:15
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19:45
Guest lecture
Curt Woolhiser (University of Warsaw): Reclaiming the ‘Native Language’: Language Ideologies and Practices of New Speakers of Belarusian in the Post-2020 Diaspora in Poland
28.01.2027
18:15
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19:45
Guest lecture
Tatsiana Astrouskaya (Herder Institute for Historical Research on Eastern Central Europe, Marburg): tba
Study programme "Country Competence Ukraine and Belarus: Linguistic and Cultural Perspectives"
The Institute of Slavic Studies offers language courses in Ukrainian and Belarusian/Belarusian as well as courses on Ukraine- and Belarus-related cultural competences. These courses are aimed at students of all subjects and can be taken via the area of specialisation.
Previous knowledge of a Slavic language is not required.
News about your stay abroad
Suspension of the compulsory stay abroad for students of the M.Ed Russian programme
In response to the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, the Presidential Board of the University of Oldenburg decided on 1 March 2022 to suspend the university's co-operation in research and teaching with institutions of the Russian Federation. This is a decision that the Institute of Slavic Studies expressly supports.
However, this means that you will no longer be able to spend time abroad in the Russian Federation until further notice. Due to the security situation, stays in the Republic of Belarus and, of course, Ukraine are also impossible.
Against this background, a proposal by the Institute of Slavic Studies to suspend the mandatory stay abroad for all affected students of the M.Ed. Russian (Gymnasium) was approved.
Listserver for first-year students:
If you always want to be well informed and up-to-date about the Institute, the courses on offer, cancelled classes, special events, changes of dates, Slavic Studies festivals etc., please register with the subject listserver (in addition to stud.IP). Information on how to register on the listserver can be found here.