Program Overview

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Introduction to the Program

The Bachelor's program in Nordic Language and Literature at UiT The Arctic University of Norway provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the Nordic languages and literatures, with a focus on Norwegian. The program aims to equip students with a solid foundation in language and literature, as well as practical skills in communication and text production.

Program Structure

The program consists of six introductory courses that cover older and newer literature, modern language structure, dialects, and language history. In addition, students can choose from a range of in-depth courses, such as contemporary literature, ecocriticism, Arctic literature, and linguistic variation. The program also emphasizes the development of good written and oral communication skills.

Job Opportunities

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in communication and text production, such as journalism, public administration, publishing, and PR. The program also provides a solid foundation for those interested in teaching Norwegian language and literature.

Further Studies

With a Bachelor's degree in Nordic Language and Literature, students can pursue further studies in the field, such as a Master's degree in Nordic Language and Literature.

Related Professions

Related professions for graduates of the program include:

• Advisor in the public sector
• Journalist
• Translator
• Consultant
• Marketing professional
• Art and culture mediator
• Vocational teacher

Study Abroad Opportunities

The program encourages and facilitates study abroad opportunities, particularly in the fourth and fifth semesters. Recommended universities for exchange include:

• Aarhus University, Denmark
• Stockholm University, Sweden
• University of Iceland, Iceland

Study Plan

The study plan for the Bachelor's program in Nordic Language and Literature includes a range of courses that provide a comprehensive understanding of the Nordic languages and literatures. For more information on the study plan, please refer to the university's website.

Teaching and Examination Language

The language of instruction for courses with the code NOR is normally Norwegian or another Scandinavian language. Emphasis is placed on mastering both Bokm嶚 and Nynorsk.

Examination and Assessment

The program includes a range of assessment methods, including written and oral exams, as well as practical exercises. Students are expected to work consistently throughout the program, with a recommended 40 hours of study per week, including lectures, seminars, and self-study.

Why Choose UiT?

UiT The Arctic University of Norway offers a unique and inclusive study environment, with a range of popular and unique study programs, exchange opportunities, and a short distance to stunning natural beauty and cultural experiences.

About UiT

For more information about UiT, its study programs, research, and opportunities, please visit the university's website or follow @uitnorgesarktiske on social media.