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English

English is a necessary language for communication on a global scale. Whether in a first- or second-language context, you will benefit from your English education by possessing not just improved proficiency in the language but a deeper knowledge of linguistic aspects, cultural variations, and aesthetic uses of the language in literature.

Language Across Borders

An English education is the foundation for cooperation across borders, greater awareness of cultural differences, and increased possibilities for employment in a wider array of contexts. These borders and contexts are not only geographical, as exposure to and the use of English is significant within many working environments and social situations in Sweden today.

Do you want to study English?

There are various ways to study English. You can study 90hp in English via free-standing courses that can be included as part of a Bachelor’s Degree. Many of these courses can be studied either full- or part-time, either entirely online or on campus. We also offer courses at the second cycle in English linguistics and literature that can lead to a Master’s Degree. Alternatively, English is one of the subjects you can choose to study in the Upper Secondary Teacher Education program and is one of the core subjects in the Primary Teacher Education program.

Alternative Worlds in Anglophone Speculative Fiction, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: English Comparative Literature
English A, Academic Writing, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Bachelor's level
  • Study time 25%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: English
English A, Literature, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Bachelor's level
  • Study time 25%
Subject: English Humanities Languages
English B, English Linguistics, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Bachelor's level
  • Study time 25%
Subject: English Languages Linguistics
English B, English Literature, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Bachelor's level
  • Study time 25%
Subject: English Comparative Literature Languages
English, Creating the Contemporary Literary Canon, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: English Comparative Literature
English, Language, Thought, and Context: Usage Based Approaches to Cognitive Grammar, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: Languages Linguistics English
English, Research Writing in the Humanities and Social Sciences, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 25%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: Languages English
Faculty Course: Literature and medicine, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: English Comparative Literature Cultural Studies
Faculty course: Metaphors in Political, Scientific, and Everyday Discourse, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: Linguistics English
Faculty Course: The Imagined Arctic, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: Comparative Literature English
Metaphor and Metonymy in Political Discourse, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Bachelor's level
  • Study time 50%
Subject: English Linguistics
Shakespeare and the English Renaissance, 7.5 credits
  • Level Course, Master’s level
  • Study time 50%
  • Study form Web-based (online)
Subject: English