General inquiries and graduate inquiries
Linda Albanese, Office Assistant
328 Fletcher Argue Building
204-474-9516
german_slavic@umanitoba.ca
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University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada, R3T 2N2
Explore the languages, literatures, histories and cultures of Germany, Poland, Russia, Ukraine and Hungary and excel in critical and creative thinking, teamwork and communication.
Start any language as a beginner or enter at a higher level of competency. We offer many travel and study abroad options. A variety of our culture courses are taught in English.
Please read the statement from the Department of German and Slavic Studies and the Central and East European Studies Program at the University of Manitoba (March 3, 2022).
Local, national and international experts present academic and community roundtables, book launches, graduate student presentations and more in this annual program sponsored by the CEES Program and the Department of German and Slavic Studies.
Check back for our next event.
The course listing is a preliminary list of undergraduate and graduate courses per term that includes the course start and end date.
Courses offered by the Department of German and Slavic Studies fall under six subject area categories:
Students must search the system using each subject category to review the courses for that subject area.
Check back for updates and additional information including meeting times, instructors and method of delivery (e.g., on campus or remote learning).
Learn about what to expect in your first year of study, typical courses and career opportunities.
Before submitting your application to the Faculty of Graduate Studies for the German Studies MA program or the Slavic Studies MA program, you will need to first contact the department via the Graduate Chair (German_Slavic@umanitoba.ca) to discuss an appropriate academic advisor for you.
You can also contact a German and Slavic Studies faculty member directly if you are specifically interested in their research.
In an email, please let us know the following:
Past German Studies and Slavic Studies theses can be found on MSpace.
View past German Studies and Slavic Studies theses on MSpace
German and Slavic Studies is comprised of several vibrant, growing academic fields. With your support our language and culture programs can continue to be a vital part of this multicultural province.
The German Studies Endowment Fund provides excellence awards to students majoring in German. By supporting our students, you give them the opportunity to become experts in German Studies and future ambassadors for German-Canadian relations.
Donate NOW to the German Studies Endowment Fund
The Polish Studies Endowment Fund supports the continuous offering of Polish language and culture courses on an annual basis. Today, the fund plays a critical role in keeping our program at the forefront of Polish studies in western Canada.
Donate NOW to the Polish Endowment Fund
If you'd like to support one of German and Slavic Studies’ programs (German, Hungarian, Polish, Russian or Ukrainian), you can donate to one of the existing funds listed or you may be interested in establishing an endowment of your own at UM that supports the program, research or a professorship or an annually funded student award such as a bursary, fellowship, prize or scholarship. Your investment will help transform the lives of students and faculty.
Linda Albanese, Office Assistant
328 Fletcher Argue Building
204-474-9516
german_slavic@umanitoba.ca
At times, departmental support staff are working from home and can be reached via phone or email.
Department of German and Slavic Studies
Room 328 Fletcher Argue Building
15 Chancellors Circle
University of Manitoba (Fort Garry campus)
Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada