During the course of study, students must develop substantial expertise in a field contiguous to the area of specialization. A candidate may elect to present a full minor or, in consultation with the graduate adviser, develop a special program in a related field, preferably no later than the second quarter of enrollment.

Related Field—A student is required to complete a sequence of basic courses in a chosen discipline outside the department of Slavic Languages and Literatures. The choice of patterns is one of the following:
a sequence of three courses in another literature, selected in consultation with the adviser, or
three basic courses in comparative literature chosen in consultation with the Director of Graduate Studies (DGS), or
a sequence of three courses in another department selected in consultation with the DGS.
Minor—Students electing a minor fulfill the Ph.D. minor requirements established by that department. Students considering minors should consult with their adviser, the DGS, the Director of Slavic Languages and Literatures, and the Chair of the minor department.

SLAV-PHD - Slavic Languages and Literatures (PhD)

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