Scandinavian Studies (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish)

The Scandinavian Studies program offers a deep dive into the languages and cultures of the Nordic region. You'll focus on one primary language (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, or Finnish) while gaining an understanding of the others. This program explores the rich heritage of the Nordics, from ancient Viking history to contemporary cinema, literature, and societal values like equality and innovation. It prepares you for a future in a region known for its high quality of life and progressive outlook. Graduates will possess B2-level proficiency in one Scandinavian language and a comprehensive grasp of Nordic culture and society. The skills developed, such as communication, teamwork, creativity, and adaptability, are highly valued by employers worldwide. The program aims to equip students with the confidence to navigate new environments and opportunities, making them attractive candidates in the international job market.

Careers

Graduates are well-prepared for careers in international organizations, embassies, cultural and educational institutions, media, publishing, and companies that value cross-cultural expertise and Scandinavian languages. Many students receive job offers before completing their degree.

• International relations specialist
• Translator
• Interpreter
• Cultural liaison officer
• Editor
• Publisher
• Communications specialist