OBS! Scandinavia Magazine

What are the future prospects after studying Scandinavian studies? In what different directions can you go? Do you have to know before you graduate what’s coming afterwards? And are there perhaps unexpected areas in which you can gain a foothold? You can read all about it in this article.

When buying a house, it can be very useful to know Swedish: Even knowledge at the A2/B1 level helps to have a simple conversation with the real estate agent or to understand house advertisements and e-mails.

What does the study of Scandinavian Studies involve? Where can you study Scandinavian studies? On the other hand, what is Finnougristics and at which universities is this course offered? Our article deals with these questions.

Babbel, Duolingo – and then?? Language learning apps put to the test Language learning with smartphone apps can be a useful supplement to learning activities when learning a foreign language. But it cannot replace face-to-face lessons with a teacher. We explain the advantages and disadvantages.

It depends on a number of factors how fast you personally learn a language. We ask you some questions to help you estimate how long it takes to reach your personal learning goal in one of the Scandinavian languages.

You would like to book a course and are unsure of your language level? Here is some information and help: The level scheme of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) has become established among language schools at home and abroad. What is CEFR?

How do I learn easier? Here are a few everyday tips and donkey bridges: learn one of the Scandinavian languages consistently and always pay attention to the similarities and differences to the other languages when you visit Scandinavia! Language learning tips for beginners

The Scandinavian countries are our closest neighbors to the north. For hundreds of years, economic, cultural and also linguistic bridges have existed between the North and the German-speaking area.

The Scandinavian countries are our closest neighbors to the north. For hundreds of years, economic, cultural and also linguistic bridges have existed between the North and the German-speaking area.

My name is Janne and I’ll tell you a little bit about my life as an Erasmus student in Gothenburg. I lived there for half a year and studied “Scandinavian Cultural Studies” at the University of Gothenburg.

So why should you bother to learn a Scandinavian language and take a language course? For all lovers of the North, we have compiled 10 good reasons here.