- Department of Aesthetics
- Department of Andragogy/Adult Education
- Department of Archaeology
- Department of Archiving and Auxiliary Sciences in History
- Department of Classical and Semitic Philology
- Department of Comparative Religious Studies
- Department of Cultural Studies
- Department of East Asian Studies
- Department of English and American Studies
- Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology
- Department of General History
- Department of German, Dutch and Scandinavian Studies
- Department of History of Visual Arts
- Department of Hungarian Language and Literature
- Department of Journalism
- Department of Languages
- Department of Library and Information Science
- Department of Logic and Methodology of Science
- Department of Marketing Communication
- Department of Musicology
- Department of Pedagogic Science
- Department of Philosophy and of History of Philosophy
- Department of Political Science
- Department of Psychology
- Department of Romance Studies
- Department of Russian Language and Literature
- Department of Slavic Studies
- Department of Slovak History
- Department of Slovak Language
- Department of Slovak Literature and Literary Science
- Department of Sociology
Department of Russian Language and Literature
Russian studies include a complex of scientific disciplines dealing with research into the language of the Russian nation, its literature, culture and history. The research at the department comprises paleo-Slavic studies, different aspects of history of literature, cultural-historical, theoretical and practical aspects of translating and interpreting, history of the Russian culture and of Slovak-Russian relations, contrastive syntax, lexicology and phraseology. Research projects in the sphere of Paleo-Slavic studies (study of hymns, manuscripts dating from the Slavic medieval age) and in the sphere of literary history (Russian literature of the 19th and the 20th centuries and its reception in Slovakia) are being run as part of international collaboration.
At present the department offers courses specializing in Russian language and literature, or Russian language and culture, on both Bachelor’ and Master’s levels in specializations Teaching of Academic Subjects and Translating and Interpreting (combined with another language). A course Russian and East European Studies has been prepared (Bc., Mgr.). The department also participates in the doctoral study in Slavic Studies. The methodology of individual courses is based on comparative approach within the Slovak-Russian or broader Slavic context.
