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Study of NorwegianStudents at St. Olaf have the opportunity to study a unique subject -- Norwegian. St. Olaf is one of a few colleges and universities where students can use Norwegian to complete their foreign language requirement -- and beyond the requirement can study the language, literature, culture, and history of Norway in depth. In addition to graduating with a major in Norwegian, St. Olaf students have many opportunities to study and travel in Norway. The study of Norwegian opens the door to another culture and another way of viewing the world and develops skills in communication, research, analytical thinking, and writing that are essential in a wide range of careers. Former students report time and again that a knowledge of Norwegian is a rare and appealing skill that gives them an edge over other graduates. Some of the world's best literature awaits discovery by students of Norwegian: works by authors like Ibsen, Hamsun, and Undset, as well as by writers who have not been translated into English. Norwegian also enables many students to explore their cultural heritage, and encourages contact with relatives and friends in Norway.
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Department of Norwegian, Old Main 14, 1520 St. Olaf Avenue, St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN 55057-1098
Telephone: (507) 646-3383, Fax: (507) 646-3732, E-mail: norwegian-dept@stolaf.edu
Acting Department Chair: Anne Sabo, sabo@stolaf.edu
Last updated: September 4, 2002