Russian major in university of international business and economics, university of international business and economics, was founded in 195 1. It is one of the earliest specialties established in university of international business and economics. There are 5 teachers, including professor 1 person, 3 associate professors and 2 doctors. Professor Wu Jun is currently the director of Russian Teaching Research Association in China. Students in this major mainly study Russian language and literature, basic knowledge of economy and trade, and basic theories and knowledge of politics, economy, diplomacy, business, social culture and so on. Students are required to have good oral and written skills in Russian and Hankou, and have higher professional quality and working ability after graduation. In addition, students of this major must have certain English application ability when they graduate, reaching band 6; Master the basic knowledge of computer and be proficient in general application operation. Main subjects: Russian language, literature, cultural knowledge and professional knowledge of economy and trade. The main courses of Russian major in university of international business and economics are: basic Russian, Russian intensive reading, Russian audio-visual speaking, translation theory and practice, rhetoric and writing, economic and trade practical writing, selected reading of economic and trade articles, negotiation and interpretation, selected reading of newspapers and periodicals, general situation of CIS, Russian literature, Russian culture and Russian economy. In addition to teaching and scientific research, many teachers of this major have been sent abroad to engage in diplomatic work by officials of the Commercial Office of China's embassies abroad. Russian-Chinese Foreign Economic and Trade Conversation, Russian Foreign Economic and Trade Application Articles, Russian Foreign Economic and Trade Letters, Russian-Chinese Translation Course, Russian-Chinese Economic and Trade Dictionary, Russian-Chinese Economic and Trade Practice Dictionary, Russian-Chinese Economic Dictionary, etc. Written by teachers of this major, it fills the gap in the teaching materials of economic and trade Russian, and is widely used by universities all over the country, and has won unanimous praise.

Famous teacher introduction

Wu Jun, also known as Wu Jun, is a doctor of Russian language and literature, a postdoctoral fellow, a professor and a postgraduate tutor. 1From July, 1999 to September, 2005, he was the head of the Russian Department of the School of Foreign Languages, University of Economics and Business. At present, he is the director of the Research Office of Eastern Europe and Central Asia of university of international business and economics National Regional Institute, and a member of the Academic Degrees Committee of Foreign Studies University. He is also a director of China Russian Teaching Research Association and a part-time researcher at the Russian Language and Literature Research Base of Heilongjiang University, the key research base of humanities and social sciences of the Ministry of Education.

Main research interests: Russian spoken language, Russian grammar, Russian idioms, Russian lexicology and text linguistics.

Published two monographs: Mixed Structure of Modern Russian Spoken Language (won the second prize of the seventh Beijing Excellent Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences) and Complex Sentences of Modern Russian Spoken Language (the Ninth Five-Year National Social Science Fund Project); Editor 1: Russian Poetry; Several translators; He has published nearly 20 academic papers in foreign language core journals at home and abroad.

Presided over or independently undertook a number of research projects: presided over the national social science fund project "Russian idioms from the perspective of modern linguistics" in 2003 (project approval number: 03BYY038), which was completed; As independent undertaker and main undertaker, he participated in the research work of the national social science fund project "Modern Spoken Russian" (project approval number: 97BWW0 18) and the key project of the Ministry of Education in 2000 "China's Entry into WTO and the Reform and Development Strategy of Foreign Language Education in China Universities" (completed projects); Independently undertake the research work of the sub-project "Semantic Comparison of Chinese and Russian Vocabulary" of the major project of the Ministry of Education in 2002-2003 (project approval number: 02JAZJD7400 1 1), and independently undertake the postgraduate project "Russian Lexicology" of the University of Economics and Business. Offering Russian linguistics, Russian lexicology and other courses 10 for graduate students and undergraduates.

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