Taking Ukrainian as an Elective Module (Undergraduate and Postgraduate)

Both undergraduate and postgraduate students on other degree programmes at UCL can take a Polish language module as an elective (programme diet permitting).

Taking Ukrainian as an elective module 

All SSEES social science undergraduate degrees offer the opportunity take Ukrainian language as an elective module. Students in other UCL departments may also select Ukrainian as an elective (programme diet permitting):

• SEEU0019 Ukrainian A
• SEEU0022 Ukrainian B
• SEEU0031 Ukrainian C

UCL students on the following degrees also have the option to take Ukrainian as a chosen language:

• Comparative Literature BA
• Comparative Literature with a Year Abroad BA
• Language and Culture BA
• European Social and Political Studies BA

Postgraduate

Ukrainian can be taken as an elective module for all SSEES MA programmes, as well as for a number of other Postgraduate Taught degrees in other UCL departments.

Modules covering Ukrainian language and culture include:

• SEES0004 Crossroads of Culture: Language and Identity in The Literatures of Ukraine from Crimea to the Shtetls 
• SEES0037 New Language: Ukrainian
• SEES0027 Intermediate Language: Ukrainian