Slavic – Eastern Slavic

East Slavists women can work in different fields. For example, they read, review and edit manuscripts in the publishing industry, develop new media products and look after authors. For online and print media, television or radio, they create contributions (for example reports, reports) or edit them editorially. They can also conduct language courses, manage literary and cultural events or offer translation services in adult education. In the area of ​​public relations, for example, they write press releases and prepare for press briefings; in arts and cultural management and in business consulting they contribute to the development and maintenance of international relations.

In the scientific research, Eastern Slavic and Eastern Slavic women analyze and interpret literature as well as language and publish research results. At colleges, they teach students, prepare for lectures and seminars, correct written work and take exams. Independent scientific activities open up i.d.R. only after a master's degree and a doctorate.

East Slavists find employment e.g.

• in the media industry
• in communication and translation agencies
• in educational and counseling facilities
• in tourism
• at universities and research institutes

The salary level for Slavic – Eastern Slavic in Germany is: up to None EUR per month

Why is?

Eastern Slavists deal with East Slavic languages ​​(especially Russian, Ukrainian and Belorussian), the respective cultures and their respective literature. They are e.g. in editorial, adult education, translation, public relations, arts, cultural and business consulting or academia and teaching.

From text work to business advice

In publishers they look after authors, proofread and edit manuscripts. You write e.g. Specialist articles or reports on literary and cultural topics for publishers, television, radio or other media. For an activity in the journalism usually in addition to the completed study a traineeship or a corresponding practical journalistic qualification is necessary.

In the field of adult education, East Slavists give language lessons or design and direct literary and cultural history events. In the area of ​​translating, they translate, review and comment on linguistic content.

In the area of ​​public relations, for example, they prepare press interviews and dates and write press releases. In art and cultural management they organize exchange and cooperation between different countries, for example they organize a German-Russian cultural festival.

In business consulting, they support business representatives in establishing or expanding economic relations with the corresponding regions.

For executive positions, a Master's degree is often required.

In scientific research and teaching

Classical scientific fields of activity in Eastern Slavic Studies are literary and linguistics as well as cultural and cultural studies. In literary studies, Eastern Slavists and Eastern Slavic women analyze and interpret, for example, Dramas, novels, poems or literary theoretical works. In linguistics, they deal with the structures of languages ​​and their use. In Cultural and Cultural Studies, they deal with historical, ethnic and political backgrounds, similarities and differences of the language areas and countries.

East Slavists record research findings in specialized articles or books, making them accessible to other scientists and students. At conferences and congresses they talk about their findings. In lectures, they impart knowledge to students, supervise scientific work and take exams.

For independent scientific activities i.d.R. a master's degree and a doctorate required.