Bachelor of Arts in Central and East European Studies (General)

The dissolution of the former Soviet Union has changed the social, political and economic environment of Central and Eastern Europe.
Our interdisciplinary program explores the massive social and cultural changes in Central and East European countries that have dominated the world's attention. Students will study literature, cinema, languages and cultures of the region, state formation and democratization, privatization, new market economies and more.
The Faculty of Arts is known for its wide range of offerings and exciting learning opportunities for students. An education in Arts provides the analytical, creative, communication and problem solving skills that can prepare you for a future rich in opportunities.

An equivalent minimum average of 70% over the following senior level courses, with no less than 60% in each course:

English
Mathematics
A third academic course
A fourth academic course

IB-overall minimum grade of 24
three courses at the higher level (HL)
three courses at the standard level (SL)
no grades below a 3 (IB)

IELTS - 6.5 overall - Minimum score of 6.0 in each of the four modules (listening, reading, speaking, writing)
TOEFL iBT- Minimum overall score of 86, and Minimum component scores: 20 in Reading 20 in Writing, 20 in Listening,20 in Speaking