Although a full program of study is available at the University of Washington, students in the Department are encouraged to expand their knowledge of the Scandinavian and Baltic countries through study abroad, in addition to their on-campus studies in Seattle. The University of Washington currently has formal exchange agreements with several Scandinavian and Baltic universities where students may earn study abroad transfer credit applicable to their UW degree. Credit may also be earned in approved summer programs, such as those in Uppsala, Oslo, Bergen, Helsinki, or the departmental program in Copenhagen. The Copenhagen Classroom summer program and a semester-long Study in Denmark program supported by the Scan|Design Foundation are open to all UW students.
Interested in going abroad to Scandinavian or the Baltics?
Meet with International Programs & Exchanges
ipe@u.washington.edu
459 Schmitz Hall
Valle Scholarships Civil & Environmental Engineering and Architecture & Urban Planning |
The Valle Scholarships support exchange of graduate students to the Baltic and Nordic countries within the fields of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Architecture and Urban Planning. |
University of Bergen |
| The University of Bergen offers a Norwegian Language Program from July 7th to August 1st, 2009. Students are expected to have completed at least one year of Norwegian study.
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Copenhagen Classroom A summer language and culture program |
An intensive 12-credit, four-week summer program focused on four academic disciplines for graduate and undergraduate students. Details
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Scan|Design Danish Fellowship Fall or Spring Semester in Denmark |
Spring & Fall semester fellowship for graduate and advanced undergraduate students to study at selected universities and academies in Denmark. Students earn UW credit for coursework taught in English. Details
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Linköping University, Sweden |
Linköping University is located the middle of Sweden, approximately 125 miles southwest of Stockholm Jackson School - Center for West European Studies Graduate and Advanced Undergraduates - One or Two Semesters Undergraduate Summer Program |
Uppsala, Sweden |
Uppsasla University Graduate and Advanced Undergraduates - One or Two Semesters Uppsala International Summer Session |
| National Institute of Summer Scandinavian Studies (NISSS) |
During the summers of 1998, 2001, 2004, and 2007, the
Department hosted the National Institute
of Summer Scandinavian Studies. The Institute, co-sponsored by
a consortium of universities
consisting of the Universities of Washington -Seattle,
Minnesota-Twin Cities,
Wisconsin-Madison, and Indiana University-Bloomington, offers
intensive language
instruction with additional courses in Scandinavian culture
and literature. The
NISSS will be held at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities during
Summer 2010. |
Baltic Studies Summer Institute (BALSSI) |
The Baltic Studies Summer Institute (BALSSI) offers intensive Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian language courses. BALSSI also offers English-language courses about Baltic history and culture, as well as rich cultural enhancement programs. BALSSI is sponsored by a consortium of ten American universities: University of California-Los Angeles; Harvard University; Univeristy of Illinois (Urbana and Chicago campuses); Indiana University; University of Iowa; University of Michigan; University of Texas; University of Washington-Seattle; and University of Wisconsin-Madison. In 2003 and 2004, the UW hosted the tenth and eleventh BALSSI programs as well as the first two summer programs when the consortium was established. BALSSI is funded with support from the consortium universities as well as grants from the Social Science Research Council, the Estonian- American National Council, and the American Latvian Association. |