Nordljud is on a mission to find out what life is like for internationals who choose to study in Scandinavia, in particular in Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Oslo.
We will be publishing the results on Nordljud News and making a longer podcast reportage and share our findings, later this year.
This is a collaborative project together with Spionen, Gothenburg’s Student newspaper, Radio Nova – Oslo’s Studentradio and Globalnyt, an online magazine in Denmark.
Are you an international student in one of these three cities or do you know anyone that is? Then please help us by sharing the link to this post – it would help us a lot!
Thank you very much
Alex Maxia
nordljud@studentradion.se
đ©đ° Survey for International students in Copenaghen (and surrounding areas)
đžđȘ Survey for International students in Gothenburg (and surrounding areas)
đłđŽ Survey for International students in Oslo (and surrounding areas)
In this episode, join the team in discussing what freedom of speech looks like in the Nordic countries and how the summerâs events have reignited debates about what it should entail.
 Magdalena Johnson and Alex Maxia were at the Göteborg Book Fair and interviewed the hosts of the podcast âNorsken, svensken og danskenâ. Listen to Hilde Sandvik, Ă
sa Lindeborg and Hassan Preisler explain how their Scandinavian project started and why their favourite discussion topic is – very fittingly – freedom of speech!
Mattias recounts his experience at the Trevarefest music festival in HenningsĂŠr, Norway. This will definitely make you want to head to the Lofoten islands to listen to Nordic pop music!
Didnât have time to follow Nordic politics this summer?
