Bachelor’s degree with Swedish as a second language, or Swedish/Scandinavian languages, or another language subject with a specialization in linguistics, or linguistics as the main field of study Bachelor’s thesis, or other equivalent academic work, relevant to the chosen specialization English course 6/English level 2 (advanced proficiency). Proficiency in Swedish equivalent to a pass on the TISUS or Swedish 3 or (foreign) Bachelor’s degree with Swedish as the main field of study
The MA in Language and Linguistics consists of seven different specialisations and 18 subject areas. Note, however, that not all specialisations and subject areas are offered every year.
Swedish as a Second Language is a multifaceted discipline situated within the broader field of multilingualism. It encompasses aspects ranging from the structural components of language to societal and educational issues. The subject holds an evident relevance in a labour market shaped by an increasingly globalised society. Students specialising in Swedish as a Second Language within the Master’s programme take general courses on language acquisition in children and adults, as well as specialised courses in linguistic analysis from the perspectives of language development and language use, alongside studies of grammatical and phonological development in a second language.
Successful completion of this specialisation presupposes a solid theoretical foundation and advanced proficiency in Swedish.