Swedish as a Second Language

The courses in Swedish as a second language provide subject-theoretical training for those who teach students whose mother tongue is other than Swedish. The courses are also aimed at other students interested in the subject. You study, among other things, the structure of Swedish in comparison with other languages, cultural knowledge and second language learning. All courses are taught in Swedish.

After the basic courses in Swedish as a second language, there is the possibility of studying at the advanced level. The department also has postgraduate training in this area.

Courses

Bachelor's level, basic courses

Education in the Multilingual Society, 7.5 credits Phonetics and Oral Communication, 7.5 credits Second Language Acquisition in Theory and in Practice, 7.5 credits Swedish as a Second Language A, 30 credits Swedish Grammar from a Cross-Linguistic Perspective, 7.5 credits Teaching Swedish as a Second Language in the Early School Years, 30 credits Using Fiction in the Second Language Classroom, 7.5 credits

Bachelor's level, continuing courses

Fiction from an L2 Perspective, 7.5 credits Language Analysis and Assessment, 7.5 credits Language Development in the Classroom, 7.5 credits Multilingualism in Society and by Individuals, 7.5 credits Second Language Learner's Literacy Development, 7.5 credits Subject Didactic Perspectives in Swedish as a Second Language, 7.5 credits Swedish as a Second Language B, 30 credits Swedish as a Second Language C, 30 credits Tests and Assessment in Swedish and Swedish as a Second Language, 7.5 credits Theory and Method in Swedish as a Second Language, 7.5 credits

Master's level courses

Critical Discourse Analysis for Linguists, 7.5 credits Language Policy, 7.5 credits Literacy from an L2 Perspective, 7.5 credits Multilingual Research, 7.5 credits Multilingualism and Education, 7.5 credits Psycholinguistic Research on Multilingualism, 7.5 credits Sociolinguistic Research Fields, 7.5 credits Swedish as a Second Language D, 30 credits The Variation of Swedish, 7.5 credits Theory and Method for Linguists, 7.5 credits Workplace Communication, 7.5 credits

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