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Instructors
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Chair: Larry E. Scott
(309)794-7329 | Christina Johansson
(309)794-7496 |
Course Listing
Scandinavian Language Studies
| Swedish 101 | Elementary Swedish |
| Swedish 102 | Elementary Swedish |
| Swedish 103 | Elementary Swedish |
| Swedish 201 | Intermediate Swedish |
| Swedish 202 | Intermediate Swedish |
| Swedish 203 | Intermediate Swedish |
| Swedish 301 | Advanced Swedish Grammar and Conversation |
| Swedish 302 | Advanced Swedish Composition |
| Swedish 303 | Advanced Swedish |
| Swedish 401 | Fourth-year Swedish |
| Swedish 402 | Fourth-year Swedish |
| Swedish 403 | Fourth-year Swedish |
Scandinavian Area Studies
| Swedish 215 | Topics in Scandinavian Literature |
| Swedish 230 | Introduction to Scandinavian Culture |
| Swedish 313 | Beginnings of Scandinavian Literature |
| Swedish 315 | Modern Scandinavian Literature |
| Swedish 341 | The Screenplays of Ingmar Bergman |
| Swedish 344 | The Dramas of Ibsen and Strindberg |
| Swedish 370 | Scandinavian Art |
| Swedish 410 | Seminar in Scandinavian Literature |
Major Requirements
For a Major:
27 credits in Scandinavian Department
Swedish 101-303 and three culture classes
or 400 level Swedish during ASSIS
Credits do not include first-year Swedish
For a Minor:
18 credits in Scandinavian Department
Swedish 101-303
Credits do not include first-year Swedish
Internships
Scandinavian majors have had many interesting and exciting opportunities to gain experience in different fields and earn academic credit. Recent Scandinavian majors have worked at the Grand and Sheraton hotels in Stockholm and the Swedish UNESCO office in Stockholm. Additional internships are available with Volvo, SAAB, the U.S. Embassy, and other organizations.
Students in the Department
The Scandinavian department supports several student-led activities and events on and off campus each year. Every Tuesday, students meet up in the Library cafê for "Kaffebord" where native Scandinavians and American students taking Swedish speak Swedish and talk about Sweden over a free cup of coffee. The department affiliated Scandinavian Club organizes several trips to Swedish-American spots around the Midwest (Bishop Hill, Andersonville-Chicago, the Swedish-American Institute in Minneapolis) in addition to various events on campus (Film Fest, Sankta Lucia, Julbord).
Feel free to contact the following students if you have any questions concerning Scandinavian life on campus.
| Christina Peterson | Andreas Henninger |