Students continue developing proficiency in spoken and written Norwegian, increasing their vocabulary, improving grammatical accuracy, and gaining experience reading and listening to authentic materials. Offered annually in the spring semester.
This is a part of our “fast track” option: NORW 111 in the fall, NORW 112 in interim, NORW 231 in the spring.
Course Description: This course examines migrations into, out of, and around Norway over time. By examining the push and pull factors for immigration and emigration, and the challenges this creates for Indigenous and minority groups, students gain an understanding of the interconnection of migrant experiences over time and geographical location. Students examine land taking of settler colonialism of Norwegian migrations both within Norway and Norwegian America. Counts towards Nordic Studies and Norwegian majors as well as the Nordic Studies concentration. Prerequisite: FYS and WRR.
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