University of Wisconsin–Madison
Image with the text "Suomi," which means Finnish in Finnish

Finnish

Studying Finnish aids in learning more about Finland, a country with one of the world’s best educational systems, a dynamic embrace of high-tech industries, and a conscious commitment to ecological sustainability. Knowledge of Finnish can lead to careers in Finland or elsewhere in the Nordic countries. While most Finnish speakers reside in Finland, some of the 5 million speakers reside in other Scandinavian countries, Russia, and the United States.

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Department:
Department of German, Nordic, and Slavic

Advisor:
Joanna Schuth, jschuth@wisc.edu 

Intro Class:
Finnish is usually taught through the BTAA CourseShare program. Contact Joanna Schuth, jschuth@wisc.edu, to enroll in Finnish.

If you have background in Finnish, either through formal study, informal study, or as a heritage learner, contact the advisor listed above for placement information.

Contact Thomas Dubois, tadubois@wisc.edu, for details.

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Hieno! [HEE-ah-no]: “Fine, nice”!