Visiting Professors
 
Berkeley has enjoyed hosting a distinguished series of Visiting Professors from Scandinavia over the past several years, including:
Freddie Rokem
Fall 2007
Professor in Theatre Arts,
Tel Aviv University
Dan Ringgaard
Spring 2007
Lecturer in Literature at the Nordic Institute, Aarhus University
Tone Selboe
Spring 2006
Professor in Literature, University of Oslo
Thomas Bredsdorff
Spring 2005
Professor in Nordic Literature, Copenhagen University
Lisbeth Larsson
Spring 2002
Professor in Comparative Literature, Göteborg University
Gitte Mose
Spring 2002
Lecturer in Danish Literature, University of Oslo
Ulf Palmenfeldt
Spring 2001
Professor in Ethnology, Gotland University College
Henrik Williams
Spring 1998
Professor in Nordic Languages, Uppsala University
Sven-Erik Svärd
Spring 1996
Senior Lecturer in Political Science, Uppsala University
Jørgen Dines Johansen
1994-95
Professor in Comparative Literature, Univ. of S. Denmark
Erik Østerud
1990-91
Professor in Nordic Literature, NTNU, Trondheim
 
 
Visiting Scholars
 
     
 

Visiting Scholar Policy
11/1/04

The Scandinavian Department at UC Berkeley is pleased to offer sponsorship of a limited number of qualified visiting scholars who are interested in a temporary affiliation with the department while conducting research and writing projects funded from other sources. Ordinarily the department can host no more than one or two visiting scholars at any given time.

Affiliation with the department as a visiting scholar entitles faculty and post-doctoral visitors to the use of a university email account and to library privileges during the time of residence (for a $200 per year fee). When available, visiting faculty scholars may also be given desk space on campus, although this, as well as computer access, is not guaranteed, and will not in any case be available for graduate-student visiting scholars. Fax and photocopy services are also available for a small extra charge. All visitors are also responsible for fees related to processing visa(s) (currently $410).

Visiting faculty and post-doctoral scholars will be assigned an individual faculty sponsor in the department who will help the visitor get oriented to the University upon arrival and integrated into the intellectual life of the department. To facilitate this process, we ask that all visiting scholars present a lecture on a research topic of their choice shortly after arrival in Berkeley, by way of introduction for themselves and their work to the faculty and students in the department.

Requests for visiting scholar status should be accompanied by a CV and submitted by February 1 for visits during the following academic year beginning in late August. Applications are evaluated as a group, and those selected will be notified immediately upon selection.

Any inquiries about the program should be directed to the following address:

Professor Karin Sanders, Chair
University of California, Berkeley
Scandinavian Department
6303 Dwinelle Hall #2690
Berkeley, CA 94720-2690
ksanders@berkeley.edu

 

 
     

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