This is a complete list of the Scandinavian
Department curriculum. Not all of these courses
are taught regularly; consult the other pages
of this website for current and upcoming courses.
The courses listed under the department name
in the university's General Catalog of Courses
are courses that are taught or which have historically
been taught in the department on a regular basis.
Some of the following, however, are taught more
frequently than others. For information on the
teaching schedule for a specific course listed
below, see the other pages on this site or contact
the current Faculty Undergraduate or Graduate
Adviser. For full course descriptions in the
general catalog, see the Scandinavian Department
listing at http://catalog.berkeley.edu.
1A-B Beginning and Intermediate
Swedish
2A-B Beginning Finnish
3A-B Beginning and Intermediate
Norwegian
4A-B Beginning and Intermediate
Danish
5A-B Reading and Composition
24 Freshman
Seminar (1 unit)
39 Freshman/Sophomore
Seminar (3 units)
75 Scandinavian
Culture and Society
84 Sophomore
Seminar
100A-B Scandinavian Languages and Linguistics
102A-B Advanced Finnish
106 The Works of Hans
Christian Andersen
C107 The Plays of Ibsen
C108 The Works of Strindberg
C114 Word and Image
115 Studies in Drama
and Film
116 Studies in Prose
117 Studies in Poetry
120 The Novel in Scandinavian
123 Viking and Medieval
Scandinavia
125 Old Norse Literature
127 Scandinavia from
1520-1800
128 Scandinavia from
1800-present
132 Introduction to
Finnish Culture and History
145 Senior Seminar
149 Major Studies
150 Studies in Scandinavian
Literature
C160 Scandinavian Myth and Religion
165 Scandinavian Folklore
170 Arctic Folklore
and Mythology in Nordic Lands
180 Special Topics
in Scandinavian
190AC Special Topics in Scandinavian &
American Cultures
198 Group Study for
Advanced Undergraduates
199 Independent Study
and Research
200 Introduction to
Graduate Study in Scandinavian
201A Old Norse
201B Norse Literature
202 Medieval Scandinavian
Literature
206 Studies in Philology
and Linguistics
220 Early Scandinavian
Literature
221 Early Scandinavian
History and Culture
230 Reformation Through
the 18th Century
235 Studies in Romanticism
and Realism
240 Modern and Contemporary
Scandinavian Literature
249 Graduate Studies-Scandinavian
250 Seminar in Scandinavian
Literature
298 Special Study-Scandinavian
299 Dissertation Writing-Scandinavian
300A Methods of Teaching Scandinavian
Languages
300B Teaching Practicum-Scandinavian
601 Individual Study
for M.A. Candidates
602 Individual Study
for Doctoral Candidates
