BA Scandinavian Studies

The Scandinavian Studies BA at University College London (UCL) is an undergraduate course that offers in-depth understanding of the Scandinavian region and their languages. In this course, students study one of the three Scandinavian languages, i.e., Danish, Norwegian, or Swedish, alongside Scandinavian literature, history, film, and politics. Course Content: In the first year, students study modern Scandinavian literature and history and begin the study of a Scandinavian language (Danish, Swedish, or Norwegian). They continue to advanced language studies in the second year along with modules in Scandinavian culture and meaning. The third year involves an exchange program where students study at a university in Scandinavia. The final year includes specialist subject studies, second foreign literature, advanced translation, and independent research project.Key Modules: Some of the key modules in this course include Modern Scandinavian Literature, Viking Age Scandinavia, Heroes and Kings: Saga literature, Nordic Cinema, and Concepts of Childhood in Nordic Literature, among others.Future Careers: The Scandinavian Studies BA acts as a launchpad for a range of career paths. Graduates have found roles in a wide array of areas like arts administration, diplomatic service, further education, information management, journalism, and publishing. Many graduates have also been successful in gaining places on competitive postgraduate courses.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.