Scandinavian Studies with Film Studies

About this course

Scandinavian studies is the academic discipline concerned with the languages, literatures, histories, and cultures of the Nordic countries, including Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Iceland, and their territories. The region has produced a disproportionate contribution to world literature, cinema, design, political thought, and environmental policy, and studying it seriously means engaging with a cultural tradition that is both deeply rooted and genuinely contemporary. Film studies, as a discipline, examines cinema as an art form and a cultural institution, analysing how films are made, how they work aesthetically, and what they reveal about the societies that produce and consume them. Scandinavian cinema has a particularly distinguished history, and the combination of area studies with film makes especially good intellectual sense. At University College London, this four-year, full-t

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