Programs > Brochure
Programs : Brochure
DIS Copenhagen – Literature
Copenhagen, Denmark
(Outgoing Program)
Program Terms: |
Academic Year, Fall, Spring |
|
---|---|---|
Homepage: | Click to visit | |
Program Sponsor: | DIS - Study Abroad in Scandinavia |
Fact Sheet: |
---|
Lang. of Instruction: | English | Minimum GPA: | 3.0 |
---|---|---|---|
Class Standing: | 3-Junior, 4-Senior | Housing: | Apartments, Homestay, Residence Hall |
Program Type: | Off-Campus Study |
Program Description: |
---|
Literature
Walk in the footsteps of the continent’s finest and most groundbreaking authors and poets and make traveling a literary adventure.
Experience Europe through a literary lens and discover the importance of place in literature by visiting the venues and hideouts of Nordic contemporary writers.

IS THIS PROGRAM FOR YOU?
It’s a good fit if you study:
CORE COURSE
Sense of Place in European Literature, A
Fall/Spring, 3 Credits
Literature opens up for known and unknown places, real and imaginary. In this course, discover comparative perspectives on European literature through in-depth analysis and close readings of texts written by modern and classic writers. On our short Study Tour, we seek out the literary voices of Copenhagen and the island of Fanø in the North Sea. On the week-long Study Tour to Berlin, we read literature on-site, originally written in and about this important metropolis, to explore how the city influences our reading, and vice versa.
Visit our website for a full list of additional elective courses!
Walk in the footsteps of the continent’s finest and most groundbreaking authors and poets and make traveling a literary adventure.
Experience Europe through a literary lens and discover the importance of place in literature by visiting the venues and hideouts of Nordic contemporary writers.
IS THIS PROGRAM FOR YOU?
It’s a good fit if you study:
- Creative Writing
- Literature
- English
CORE COURSE
Sense of Place in European Literature, A
Fall/Spring, 3 Credits
Literature opens up for known and unknown places, real and imaginary. In this course, discover comparative perspectives on European literature through in-depth analysis and close readings of texts written by modern and classic writers. On our short Study Tour, we seek out the literary voices of Copenhagen and the island of Fanø in the North Sea. On the week-long Study Tour to Berlin, we read literature on-site, originally written in and about this important metropolis, to explore how the city influences our reading, and vice versa.
Week-Long Study Tour: Berlin
Core Course Week: Denmark
Core Course Week: Denmark
Visit our website for a full list of additional elective courses!
Dates / Deadlines: |
---|