General Information

We offer Russian courses for both beginners and advanced students. On BOKUonline you can find the available language courses, along with descriptions of each course and how they correspond to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages levels. You can use this as a reference when applying for your course in order to see which course will fit your current language level best.

You can check which courses are currently offered during the Winter Semester and the following Summer Semester.

 

Please note that the BOKU goes-east courses are only offered if more than 12 students register for the winter-semester course.

*** Please note that we can only offer a maximum of 23 courses per semester for all languages altogether. The selection of which courses can actually take place therefore always depends on demand and interest in the respective Courses. ***

Lectors

Dr.in Tatjana Antalovsky

  • Russian I (A1)
  • Russian II (A1+)
  • Russian III (A2)

Tatjana Antalovsky studied Slavonic studies, with a focus on Russian, as well as English and American studies at the University of Vienna. She studied abroad for a year at the Lomonosov  Moscow State University and gained further international experience during research stays in St. Petersburg, Belgrade and Zagreb and her work in the International Relations Office of the University of Vienna. At BOKU she teaches the courses Russian I and Russian II.

MMag. Živorad Žujović

Živorad Žujović grew up trilingual (Serbian-Romanian-German) in Vienna and completed in addition to the teacher training (Bosnian / Croatian / Serbian, Russian, Polish and German as a foreign language) also his Master's degree in “German as a foreign and second language” and his Bachelor's degree in “Slavonic studies” at the University of Vienna. He spent several semesters abroad in Eastern Europe, namely at the Saint Petersburg State University, Lomonosov Moscow State University, University of Warsaw, Jagiellonian University, Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv and Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. Since 2012,  he has been actively presenting several lectures in the foreign languages mentioned above, both in Austria and abroad (Germany, Croatia, Republic of Moldova, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, the Czech Republic and Ukraine).  Furthermore, he has been working as an editor at «Österreich Spiegel» since 2014. In 2021, he decided to broaden his horizon and is now employed at a Viennese Secondary School and besides works as a lecturer for the courses “German as a Foreign Language “, “Croatian” and “Russian” at the University of National Ressources and Life Sciences in Vienna.