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Masters Degrees in Norwegian Society & Culture

We have 4 Masters Degrees in Norwegian Society & Culture

Masters degrees in Norwegian Society & Culture explore the cultural traditions, social institutions and economic practices originating from, or associated with, Norway. Related postgraduate specialisms include Scandinavian Studies and Nordic Studies. Entry requirements normally include an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject such as History, Languages and Literature, or Cultural Studies.

Why study a Masters in Norwegian Society & Culture?

## As a part of the Scandinavian family, Norwegian culture shares many attributes with the Danish and Swedish cultures. However, there is also a strong sense of nationalism within Norway, which makes this country an interesting source for research. For example, Norway is renowned for harsh climates which has impacted the cultural traditions of Norway, with agriculture having been the predominant industry prior to the Industrial Revolution. Within this, you might scrutinise how loss of land effected the social institutions within the country, or the ways in which prior farming practices continue to have an influence on culinary traditions today. Careers in this field may include roles in heritage management, for example within museums or national landmarks. You might also branch into academia and publishing, or the media such as journalism.

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Faculty of Arts and Humanities

UCL Arts & Humanities, placed 7th in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2025 by subject, is recognised globally for its teaching and research excellence. Since its founding in 1826, UCL has placed the arts and humanities at its core. The first academic chairs in English, German, Greek, Hebrew & Jewish Studies, Italian, Latin, Philosophy, and Spanish were created at UCL between 1826 and 1828. The faculty today houses ten departments, covering disciplines ranging from fine art to creative health to digital humanities, and offers an unparalleled variety in languages, cultures and societies. With our 200-year history of world-leading education and research, we aim to inspire creative and critical thinkers who will foster new constellations of humanities, social sciences, and science for generations to come.

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Translation Studies MSc

University of Edinburgh  | 
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

Our MSc Translation Studies will enhance your practical skills in, and theoretical understanding of, translation as an activity. View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time

Scandinavian Studies MScR

University of Edinburgh  | 
School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures

A Masters by Research (MScR) programme is ideal if you would like to complete a short piece of independent research in Scandinavian studies. View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time

European and Nordic Studies - MSSc/MA

University of Helsinki  | 
International Masters Degree Programmes

Curious about studying in Finland? Here are 10 reasons to study at the University of Helsinki , and you can read what our international students say… View course

 On campus  Full time  Scholarships available

Language, Culture and History: Scandinavian Studies MA

University College London  | 
Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Develop your understanding of Scandinavian culture in a global context while learning a Nordic language through this degree. View course

 On campus  Part time  Full time  Scholarships available
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