Helena Karlsson
Lecturer
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About me
I have an MA and a Secondary Teaching degree from Lund University, and a PhD in German and Scandinavian Studies from the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. For 25 years, I have taught Swedish as a Foreign Language and Scandinavian Studies courses in literature, culture, and film in higher education. My dissertation was a qualitative study on minority identities in literature: "A Multiculturalism for the 21st Century: Literary Perspectives, 1990-2005" (2008). My interests are broad and go across the disciplines of language, literature, film and cultural studies. At KTH, I presently teach courses in the Swedish language for students and faculty. I also teach a writing course within LLL (lifelong learning).
Courses
Swedish A1 for Engineers (LS140N), course responsible | Course web
Swedish A1 for Engineers (LS1502), teacher | Course web
Swedish B1 for Engineers (LS1522), course responsible, teacher | Course web
Swedish B1/B2 for Engineers (LS1532), examiner | Course web
Written communication in Swedish at work for you who have Swedish as a second language (LS1564), course responsible, teacher | Course web