Are you interested in Nordic Democracy, Scandinavian Society, Crime Fiction in the Scandinavian Welfare State, the Nordic Welfare Model and Scandinavian Modern Design – Design and Society?Are you considering studying in Europe, Autumn semester 2014? There is an ideal program for you in Denmark: The elective programme, Scandinavian Area Studies (Bachelor level - exchange and guest students).

 

Please note:

Upcoming deadline for non-EU/EEA citizens is April 1 2014: http://www.sdu.dk/en/Uddannelse/Optagelse/Exchange+and+Guest+Students-ny/Application+deadlines

Upcoming deadline for EU/EEA and Swiss citizens is May 1 2014: http://www.sdu.dk/en/Uddannelse/Optagelse/Exchange+and+Guest+Students-ny/Application+deadlines

 

International students must contact the The International Office in connection with enrolment: http://www.sdu.dk/en/Information_til/Internationale_studerende/Contact_info

 

The elective programme, Scandinavian Area Studies (SAS), offers you a broad, basic knowledge of the history, politics and culture of the Scandinavian welfare state, and provides you with competences in the fields of welfare studies and cultural communication. At the same time, the programme enables you to concentrate on specific subjects related to the Scandinavian welfare state such as Social Democracy and Scandinavian Society, Nordic Consumer Culture, Gender, Family and the Nordic Welfare Model.  

SAS also introduces you to central concepts of cultural analysis and to theories of the welfare state at the interface between general knowledge and specialised, in-depth studies, as well as knowledge of everyday culture as it is manifested in the Scandinavian welfare states.

SAS combines goal-oriented competences in the humanities and social science.

 

SAS comprises three main subjects and a varying number of elective subjects related to these three subjects.

The three main subjects:

·         The History of the Scandinavian Welfare State

·         Scandinavian Welfare Culture

·         The Scandinavian Welfare Society

 

Examples of elective subjects:

·         Crime Fiction in the Scandinavian Welfare State

·         Gender, Family and the Nordic Welfare Model

·         Nordic Democracy

·         Social Democracy and Scandinavian Society

·         Scandinavian Moments of World Fame

·         Scandinavian Modern Design – Design and Society

·         Happiness in the Danish Welfare State

 

The programme is cross disciplinary combining courses and teachers from history, culture studies, literary studies, social sciences and marketing management.

 

All courses are taught in English by an international group of active researchers in their respective fields

Although courses are in English, students have the opportunity to study an additional introductory course in the Danish language – and students with prior knowledge of Scandinavian languages will also be able to participate in courses offered in Danish

 

Enrolling in an elective subject means that you must have been enrolled in a bachelor programme that includes the option of taking elective subjects. 

You must fulfil the specific admission requirement below:

·         English, level B

 

 

For more detailed information about SAS, the courses, the teaching staff etc.: www.sdu.dk/sas   

Or visit us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/pages/Scandinavian-Area-Studies/169955483204608

 

You are of course also very welcome to contact us directly. We are happy to answer all kinds of questions. Please use the following email: perha@sdu.dk

 

How to apply: http://www.sdu.dk/en/Uddannelse/Optagelse/Exchange+and+Guest+Students-ny/How_to_apply_guest_exchange   

 

The University of Southern Denmark has its main campus in Odense – the city of Hans Christian Andersen placed in the middle of Denmark, only an hour's train ride from Copenhagen. Odense is the third-largest city in Denmark offering a good and safe environment for both Danish and international students.

General information for international students: http://sdu.dk/en/Information_til/Internationale_studerende  

 可以直接向对方学校申请！

完成申请后请同学完成urp上学生出国项目登记及校内出国出境报批流程。回国后若未报批，无法申请奖学金。

若有疑问可联系:outgoing@fudan.edu.cn

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2014.2.19