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Scandinavian/Finnish Studies
Bachelor of Arts (B.A. Dual Major)
| Standard period of study | 6 semesters |
|---|---|
| Start of study | Winter semester |
| Unterrichtssprachen | German , Study language |
| Combinability | Dual-subject bachelor’s degree programme, combined with a second subject |
| Credit points | Subject A: 78 CP + Subject B: 78 CP + integrated Degree: 12 LP + Bachelor’s Thesis: 12 CP = 180 CP |
Course description
Areas of focus in Scandinavian studies
- What do we understand as the “North”?
- How do Scandinavians understand and communicate with one another?
- What connects and divides the Scandinavian cultures, languages and literatures? What interactions are there between the Northern European and German cultural spheres?
- What is special about Scandinavian literature?
- What did the “North” look like in the Middle Ages?
These and many other questions will be answered in the diverse range of courses. The special feature of the Scandinavian Studies degree programme in Cologne is the strong link between Scandinavian and Finnish Studies, which cover the whole cultural region known as the “North”.
Areas of focus in Finnish studies
- How does Finnish differ from the Germanic languages?
- What languages are related to Finnish?
- What is special about Finnish and Finnish/Swedish literature?
- What connects and divides the Finnish culture, language and literature from the neighbouring Nordic or Germanic cultures, languages and literatures?
The diverse range of courses available in the programme will answer these and many other questions. The special feature of the Finnish Studies degree programme in Cologne is the strong link between Finnish and Scandinavian Studies, which cover the whole cultural region known as the “North”.
Dokumente/Downloads
It is assumed that you have sufficient knowledge of English to understand academic texts written in English. You do not need to provide proof of this knowledge.
Application for the first semester
You can register on the KLIPS 2.0 portal during the application period. You can find further information on the website of the Student Application and Registration Office. Prospective students who are not EU citizens should visit the website of the International Office for information on the application formalities.
Only for NC subjects: It is possible to submit a special application under certain circumstances, e.g. if you are a minor or an elite athlete or in cases of hardship. You can find information on special applications here.