| Department | World Languages & Cultures |
| College | Arts & Humanities |
| Program Website | http://www.mnsu.edu/languages/scanstudies/ |
| Undergraduate Degree Type(s) | BS, BA |
| Program Description | Scandinavian Studies is an interdisciplinary program involving MSU departments and programs in four colleges of the university: the Colleges of Arts and Humanities; Business; Science, Engineering and Technology; and Social and Behavioral Sciences. Courses are offered in departments and programs including Art, English, Aging Studies, International Relations, Law Enforcement, Mass Communications, Modern Language, Political Science, and Social Work. We recommend that you combine a Scandinavian Studies major or minor with studies in fields such as international business, international relations, modern languages, political science, or social work. The university has exchange programs in Norway, Sweden, and Finland. Additional courses may also be completed in language, literature, history, and peace studies at Gustavus Adolphus College in nearby St. Peter, Minnesota. |
| Admission Requirements | Admission to Major is granted by the department. Minimum University admission requirements are:
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| Other Requirements | The Scandinavian Studies major requires 32 credits (20 credits for a minor). |
| Program Contact Information | Scandinavian Studies Program Rennesa Osterberg Jessup, Director 227 Armstrong Hall Minnesota State University, Mankato Mankato, MN 56001 Phone: 507-389-2917 Email: rennesa.jessup@mnsu.edu |
| College Advising | College of Arts & Humanities Advising Gina Maahs, Student Relations Coordinator 226B Armstrong Hall 507-389-1712 |
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