Schema/Schedule
Ht -20/Fall '20
The teaching at The Department of Swedish Language and Multilingualism will mainly be online during the autumn term 2020. We are, however, planning for some examinations and occasional teaching on campus.
Please note that the schedule is preliminary, that the second half of the term will be specified further in the schedule, and that our plans may be changed in accordance with the recommendations of The Public Health Agency of Sweden and current conditions.
Period 1
All registered students will have the opportunity to make a group selection in the learning platform Athena before the course starts.
- Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 1 (Irina Reshetyuk). Tuesdays 17–20.
- Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 2 (Isabella Weng). Thursdays 18–21.
Starts in week 37. Seminars and examinations will be carried out online.
Period 2
All registered students will have the opportunity to make a group selection in the learning platform Athena before the course starts.
3. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 3 (Agneta Lindén). Thursdays 18–21.
4. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 4 (Agneta Lindén). Tuesdays 17–20.
5. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 5 (Zhiyin Zhang). Mondays 18–21.
6. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 6 (Petra Westlin). Wednesdays 18–21.
7. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 7 (Petra Westlin). Mondays 18–21.
8. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 8 (Isabella Weng). Wednesdays 18–21.
9. Ht -20 Schema NS0002 Grupp 9 (Erkan Ellek). Thursdays 18–21.
Starts in week 42. Seminars and examinations will be carried out online.
Kursplan/Course syllabus
Course syllabus NS0002 (227 Kb)
(in English)
N.B.
This course may not be included in a degree at Stockholm University, either as a main field of study or as additional studies.
Litteratur
Litteratur/Literature NS0001–0006 (78 Kb)
Betygskriterier
Betygskriterier/Credits NS0002 (26 Kb)
Course objective
The course combines teaching and exercise of practical skills in Swedish as a foreign language. The students will acquire a basic knowledge of Swedish grammar, vocabulary, phonemes and pronunciation as well as composition of narrative and descriptive texts. After completion of this course, students will be able to pronounce Swedish phonemes and frequent words and phrases, and will subsequently be able to express themselves orally and in writing in everyday situations.
Qualification requirements
For admission to the complementary course Swedish for International Students you have to be admitted and registered on at least 15 ECTS at Stockholm University. Please note that it is not possible to apply to this course if you are not a student at Stockholm University, or taking at least 15 ECTS at Stockholm University the semester you apply for. For this course it is required that you have either passed course 1 or have taken the placement test in order to enter course 2.
Course layout
Swedish language course 2 for international students consists of a limited number of tutorials in study groups of approxiamtely 20 to 30 students. Regular homework, assignments and self study is compulsory. Classes are scheduled one afternoon or evening per week. Active participation and a passing grade on the final examination is required for receiving credit points, as well as for admission to a higher level.
Examination is a final written exam which will be held when the whole course is completed. Points will not be given, you will receive a G which is short for godkänd (pass) or a U which is short for underkänd (fail).
