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GermanNordische SLW
QuelleCRUS_2005 (Link öffnet neues Fenster)
Statuscurrent
GrammatikAbbreviation
GermanSkandinavische Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft
QuelleAbt. Studierende, CG-Liste
Statuscurrent
GrammatikNomen, f
AnmerkungDie korrekte, bzw. bevorzugte Bezeichnung für dieses Fachgebiet an der UZH ist unklar.
Quelle AnmerkungUZH Communications
AbkürzungNordische SLW
GermanSkandinavistik
QuelleSelbstbezeichnung, siehe: www.ds.uzh.ch/Nordische_Philologie/ (Link öffnet neues Fenster)
Statuscurrent
GrammatikNomen, f
AnmerkungDie korrekte, bzw. bevorzugte Bezeichnung für dieses Fachgebiet an der UZH ist unklar.
EnglishNordic language and literature
QuelleCRUS_2005 (Link öffnet neues Fenster)
Statuscurrent
GrammatikNoun | Proper Noun
Anmerkung1) May be used as a proper noun (Nordic Language and Literature) in certain contexts, for example, when discussing a specific program of study or when using the term in a course title.
2) It is unclear whether the term "Nordic" or "Scandinavian" is preferred. Universities in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway seem to use both terms, although "Scandinavian" is slightly more common. This is also the case for departments at US universities.
Quelle AnmerkungUZH Communications
EnglishScandinavian language and literature
QuelleAarhus University (Denmark), see: kandidat.au.dk/en/scandinavian-languages-and-literature
Statuscurrent
GrammatikNoun | Proper Noun
Anmerkung1) May be used as a proper noun (Scandinavian Language and Literature) in certain contexts, for example, when discussing a specific program of study or when using the term in a course title.
2) It is unclear whether the term "Nordic" or "Scandinavian" is preferred. Universities in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway seem to use both terms, although "Scandinavian" is slightly more common. This is also the case for departments at US universities.
Quelle AnmerkungUZH Communications
EnglishScandinavian studies
QuelleUZH Communications
Statuscurrent
GrammatikNoun | Proper Noun
Anmerkung1) May be used as a proper noun (Scandinavian Studies) in certain contexts, for example, when discussing a specific program of study or when using the term in a course title.
2) It is unclear whether the term "Nordic" or "Scandinavian" is preferred. Universities in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway seem to use both terms, although "Scandinavian" is slightly more common. This is also the case for departments at US universities.
Quelle AnmerkungUZH Communications