48 monthsProgramme duration
33,300 GBPTuition Fee/year
13 Jan, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Gain near-native skills in your choice of a Scandinavian language while immersing yourself in the culture, history and traditions of the region. Strengthen your knowledge of a classical language through Latin modules delivered by experts at a leading UCL department. A Year Abroad will immerse you in the culture and society of a country where your chosen Scandinavian language is spoken.
Our degree in Scandinavian Studies and Latin offers expert teaching and learning in both language acquisition and socio-cultural literacy, that will equip students with the independent critical thinking skills required to thrive in today’s global society.
Over the four years, you will deepen your knowledge of your chosen Scandinavian language and intercultural contexts, while developing your understanding of Latin language and literature in the context of all aspects of the ancient world.
In Years 1, 2 and your final year, you take Scandinavian language modules at the School of European Languages, Culture and Society, as well as cultural modules covering a range of topics that draw on literature, film, politics, history, and linguistics, from an interdisciplinary perspective. You will nominate your main language as Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian or Swedish.
In each year of study at UCL, you also take modules in Latin, providing a strong foundation in the study of the Ancient World and its subdisciplines, including Classics, history, scholarly methods and approaches, as well as research skills. Please visit UCL Greek and Latin for further details.
You will spend the third year of your studies abroad, in a country where your Scandinavian language is spoken, either at a university or doing a work placement. You will achieve the same linguistic competence regardless of whether you start a language from beginner level or have previous knowledge of it.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Area Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Gain near-native skills in your choice of a Scandinavian language while immersing yourself in the culture, history and traditions of the region. Strengthen your knowledge of a classical language through Latin modules delivered by experts at a leading UCL department. A Year Abroad will immerse you in the culture and society of a country where your chosen Scandinavian language is spoken.
Our degree in Scandinavian Studies and Latin offers expert teaching and learning in both language acquisition and socio-cultural literacy, that will equip students with the independent critical thinking skills required to thrive in today’s global society.
Over the four years, you will deepen your knowledge of your chosen Scandinavian language and intercultural contexts, while developing your understanding of Latin language and literature in the context of all aspects of the ancient world.
In Years 1, 2 and your final year, you take Scandinavian language modules at the School of European Languages, Culture and Society, as well as cultural modules covering a range of topics that draw on literature, film, politics, history, and linguistics, from an interdisciplinary perspective. You will nominate your main language as Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian or Swedish.
In each year of study at UCL, you also take modules in Latin, providing a strong foundation in the study of the Ancient World and its subdisciplines, including Classics, history, scholarly methods and approaches, as well as research skills. Please visit UCL Greek and Latin for further details.
You will spend the third year of your studies abroad, in a country where your Scandinavian language is spoken, either at a university or doing a work placement. You will achieve the same linguistic competence regardless of whether you start a language from beginner level or have previous knowledge of it.
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