Are you interested in history, society and culture of countries like Russia, Serbia, Croatia and Hungary, then East European Studies enough for you. You learn on the study of all these countries, but you will start having to choose one of the Countries, which you need to specialize in language terms. When you choose which language you want to specialize in, you can start sharing the languages ​​into two groups. Russian, Serbo-Croatian and Czech is Slavic languages, while Finnish, Hungarian and Estonian belong to a non-Indo-European language tribe - the Finno-Ugric.

There is no need to any of the languages ​​in advance, as the program starts with a thorough beginner's course that gives you the basic skills of the language. Much emphasis on the language portion of East European Studies for when you know the language, you can learn about its history, society, economy, political situation, etc. through its own media, literature, film, etc. As other language and country studies is emphasized that you learn to communicate your insights in the Eastern European issues to a wide audience. At the same time, it is expected that you learn to express yourself in writing and verbally competent, both in your study language and in Danish. You will thus be able to act competently in cultural encounters between people from Eastern European countries and Denmark. During the training you get the opportunity to get a semester to the country you have chosen to specialize in. This gives you a unique opportunity to get a deeper knowledge of the language, culture, society, etc. on site.

It is important to your personal involvement in the studio and you can expect to come to have a close relationship with the others on the East European Studies since due. Studio's size comes another little about.

Job Opportunities

Teacher, translator, interpreter, tourist, cultural promoter, export / import consultant.

Special admission requirements

Danish A, English B, History B or History of Ideas B or Contemporary History B.