Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies
College University
Why pick this one
Department of Slavic and Eurasian Studies supports study of 40 languages through Duke's Title VI-funded Slavic and East European Language Resource Center.
Best for
- Students pursuing undergraduate or graduate Slavic and Eurasian studies
- Students seeking Russian legal studies
- Educators seeking language teaching and assessment materials
- Researchers studying Slavic, Eurasian, or East European languages and cultures
- Community members seeking language and culture outreach programs
Look elsewhere if
- People seeking non-academic services unrelated to language, regional studies, education, or research
Specialties
- Slavic and East European language instruction
- Russian legal studies
- Slavic, Eurasian, and East European studies certificates
- Language teaching and assessment materials
- Language and culture summer institutes
Certifications
- U.S. Department of Education National Resource Center designation
- Title VI-funded Language Resource Center
What makes them different
- Joint Duke/UNC center recognized as one of 16 U.S. university National Resource Centers in Russian and East European Studies
- SEELRC is one of 15 Title VI-funded Language Resource Centers
- Programs and projects concentrate primarily on 40 languages across Central Europe, Eastern Europe, and Central Eurasia
- Programs serve university communities, K-12 and college teachers, businesses, and the broader community
- Develops technology-intensive teaching and assessment materials
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Contact & Location
- Phone
- +19196602421
- Website
- http://slaviccenters.duke.edu/
- seelrc@duke.edu
Services
- Undergraduate and graduate education
- Graduate certificate programs
- Language resource development
- Teacher-training workshops
- Research support
- Conferences, seminars, and public outreach
- Exchange programs