Download information about courses taught in Russian: Faculty of History_courses
Courses provided in English:
| Course Title | Semester | ECTS
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| History of Asian and African countries (partly in English) | Fall, spring | 10
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| Political Process and Evolution of Political Institutes in Western countries (the 20th - early 21st centuries) (partly in English) | Fall | 2
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| Ethnography of the Finno-Ugric Nations (partly in English) | Fall | 2
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| Diplomatic and Consular Services (partly in English) | Fall | 4 |
Majors:
- History
- Politology
- Local history Studies
- International Relations
The major `History` offers the following specializations:
- Archeology
- Museum science and protection of historical memorials
- History of Middle Ages
- History of Art
- Native History before the revolution
- Native history of newer time
- Ethnology
- New and newer history
The major `Politology` offers the following specializations:
- Theoretical politology
- Practical politology.
The major `Local History Studies`: home and foreign policy of western European countries and America.
The major `International Relations`: international integration and international organizations.
Curriculum:
`History`
- Theoretical and methodological archeological problems;
- Methodology of field archeological researches;
- History of museum studies;
- Ideological and political thought in Western Europe;
- Doctrine religion basis of the East;
- Christian culture in the Ancient world;
- Feudal state: different ways of development and peculiarities;
- Russian monasteries;
- State-church relations in ancient Russia;
- Problems of international relations in Russia;
- Political systems and political ideologies;
- Anti-bolshevist movement during the Civil War;
- Russian public thought in the first third of the 20th century;
- Historiographical problems of modern Russian history;
- Evolution of mass consciousness in large social groups;
- Ethnography of Finno-Ugric people.
`Politology`
- Russian public thought of the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century (radicalism, liberalism, conservatism);
- Peculiarities of power institualization;
- Society in transitional period: political aspect, national-state arrangement of the USSR;
- Political technologies in modern Russia;
- Elites and groups in politics.
