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Overview

Language and Literature - Hungarian Language and Literature

Bachelor programme (BA/ BSc)

Faculty of Letters CLUJ-NAPOCA

Program description

Norwegian Language and Literature - Hungarian Language and Literature

The Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literatures of the UBB is the only academic institution in Romania offering a Bachelor program in Norwegian language and literature, accredited at national level - both as major (A) and minor (B). The BA provides courses of Norwegian phonetics, morphology, syntax, lexicology, language variation, literature, translation, culture and civilization, didactics as well as one optional/selected course of Swedish. The Norwegian language and literature BA program has continuously functioned since 1991 when it was created at the Faculty of Letters. In 2001, the Department of Scandinavian languages and literatures was created having at its core the Norwegian study program. The Nordic Studies Library opened in 1997 represents an important study environment for students and staff. The internationalization of the program comprises exchange mobility programs for students and staff at Norwegian and European academic institutions, summer courses, Norwegian visiting professors, meetings with Norwegian writers.

The specialization can be combined with Hungarian as a segment B language. The Department of Hungarian Literary Studies and the Department of Hungarian and General Linguistics offer courses in common disciplines such as history of Hungarian literature, literary theory, comparative literature, aesthetics, literary sociology, general linguistics, normative linguistics, phonetics, morphology, lexicology, syntax, text linguistics, semantics, semiotics or dialectology.


Study domain

Language and Literature

Language

Norwegian/Hungarian

Tuition fees for Romanian/EU/EEA students / year of study

3600 RON

Tuition fees for non-EU students / year of study

3600 EUR

Duration

3 years

ECTS credits

180 ECTS

Type of study

Full-time
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