Nemanja Nenadovic

I have been working at the University of Helsinki since spring 2018; first as a grant funded researcher with a doctoral research grant from the Swedish Cultural Foundation in Finland (2018-2020) and since spring 2020 as a salaried doctoral candidate at the Doctoral Program for Language Studies (HELSLANG). My primary duty is research for my doctoral project where I am looking into the family language policy of several transnational and immigrant multilingual families in the Swedish-speaking areas of Finland. In addition, I work as the coordinator of the Research Seminar in Scandinavian Languages and Swedish Translation (since September 2019) and a member of the steering group of the Master’s Program in Scandinavian Languages and Literatures (since January 2021). I have also been teaching at the Bachelor's Program in the Languages and Literatures of Finland since the fall semester of 2019.

Courses that I have taught:

At the University of Helsinki

• KOK-N103 Grammar I (introduction to Swedish morphology and syntax)

At the Hanken School of Economics

• Swedish as Second Language – Written Communication (5643-2)
• Swedish for Language Proficiency in Finland (5656)
• Swedish as Foreign Language (5623-1B)
• Repetition Course in Swedish Grammar II (5646-E)