Schedules
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This semester's schedules.
- NOSK01, Scandinavian Languages: Bachelor Course (New window)
- SSLA01, Swedish: Language and Literature - Level 1, Semester 1, Full time, daytime (New window)
- SSLA01, Swedish: Language and Literature - Level 1, Semester 2, Full time, daytime (New window)
- SSLA02, Swedish: Language and Literature - Level 2 (New window)
- SSLK03, Swedish: Language and Literature: Level 3 - B. A. Course (New window)
- SVEA11, Swedish Language: Level 1 (New window)
- SVEA20, Swedish Language: Level 2 (New window)
- SVEB14, Swedish: Sociolinguistics - Level 2 (New window)
- SVEB16, Swedish: Nordic Dialectology (New window)
- SVEB17, Swedish: Nordic Onamotology (New window)
- SVEB19, Swedish: Stylistics in Litterature (New window)
- SVEB20, Swedish: The Art of Speaking, Writing and Persuasion (New window)
- SVEB22, Practical Old Swedish for Historians (New window)
- SVEF21, Swedish for Students with a Foreign Background, Semester 1, Half time, afternoon (New window)
- SVEF21, Swedish for Students with a Foreign Background, Semester 2, Half time, afternoon (New window)
- SVEF24, Swedish for Students with a Foreign Background: Phonetics and Pronunciation (New window)
- SVEF25, Swedish for Students with a Foreign Background: Vocabulary and Oral Proficiency (New window)
- SVEK11, Swedish Language: Level 3 - B. A. Course, Full time, daytime (New window)
- SVEK11, Swedish Language: Level 3 - B. A. Course, Semester 1, Half time, daytime (New window)
- SVEK11, Swedish Language: Level 3 - B. A. Course, Semester 2, Half time, daytime (New window)
- SVEM28, Swedish: Stylistics in Literature (New window)
- SVEM36, Language and Linguistics: Theories of Language Change (New window)
- SVEM37, Language and Linguistics: Generative Grammar (New window)
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Last modified: August 25, 2011