At Nanjing Tech University, the study of Russian Language and Literature is part of the broader Foreign Languages and Literature discipline offered through the university’s School (or College) of Foreign Languages and Literature. Although specific details on a standalone Russian Language and Literature major at the undergraduate level at Nanjing Tech are not clearly listed in official English sources, the university’s foreign languages faculty offers Russian as one of the foreign language options alongside English, Japanese, German, Spanish and others, and language courses (including Russian) are available within the foreign language education programs.

In general, a Russian Language and Literature program in a Chinese university context typically focuses on developing strong Russian linguistic skills (speaking, reading, writing and listening), deepening knowledge of Russian culture and literary traditions, and cultivating the ability to analyze and interpret Russian texts. Students learn Russian grammar, vocabulary and communication skills while engaging with major works of Russian literature, cultural history, and often translation practice, preparing graduates for careers in education, translation, international communication and cultural exchange.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.