Czech

Prerequisites to the Academic Minor: Czech 241 or equivalent.

Academic Minor Program: 16 credits of courses, including Czech 242 (4 credits) and 12 credits in courses selected from among the following two categories, with at least 6 credits coming from category B.

Category A: Courses on Central European Slavic Culture
No more than 6 credits from this category

• Slavic 225 (Arts & Cultures of Central Europe)
• Slavic 312 (Central European Cinema)
• Slavic 423 (Central European Literature in the Twentieth Century)

Students may count up to 3 credits of Third-Year Czech (Czech 341/342)

Category B: Courses on Czech culture, literature, and cinema
At least 6 credits are required from this category

• Czech / FTVM 315 (Czech Cinema
  
• Czech 480 (Supervised Czech Reading)
• Czech 483 (Czech Literature from the Middle Ages to the Enlightenment)
• Czech 484 (Modern Czech Literature)
• Slavic 470 (The Avant-Gardes)
• Slavic 490 (Issues of the Cultures of Eastern Europe)

The Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures and the Center for Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies offer scholarships of up to $1,000 for Czech language study at U-M. See the scholarship page for more information and to apply.