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Scandinavian Studies

Courses

The Scandinavian Studies Program includes language courses at multiple levels as well as courses for the Scandinavian Studies minor.

Winter 2025

Scandinavian language courses to be taught through the Center for Language Studies in Winter 2025 (see links below):

DANSH 202; 5:30-6:20 MTWTh (evening class)

FINN 102; 3-3:50 MTWTh

FINN 330; 11:00-12:15 MW

ICLND 202; 4-4:50 MTWTh (evening class)

NORWE 202; 2-2:50 MTWTh

SWED 102; 1-1:50 MTWTh

IMPORTANT: We have renumbered some courses beginning in Fall 2024.
The old 321 language courses are now 330, meaning you may not take 330 if you have already taken 321. The course itself has not changed, just the number used in the course catalog. Questions? Contact Maren Mecham at maren_mecham@byu.edu.

Scandinavian language courses

For courses related to the Scandinavian Studies minor, please visit our Courses and Minor pages at the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies, the Scandinavian Studies minor in the course catalog, or the requirements at a glance for more information. The advisement office at the Kennedy Center can answer questions about how to design your Scandinavian Studies minor.

The University Course Catalog and the current BYU Class Search (Humanities: Language Studies) can provide more information. Some Scandinavian courses are taught through the BYU Evening School and are open for enrollment by non-BYU students. In the Class Search link above, run an Advanced search where the section type is Evening. Contact the Evening School with questions.

Returned missionaries: see the Challenge Exam page information about Challenge Exams.