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The University of the Faroe Islands, as it is currently constituted, was formed in 2008, when the Faroese School of Education and the Faroese School of Nursing were merged into the University of the Faroe Islands – Fróðskaparsetur Føroya. The institution is the primary higher education and research institution in the Faroe Islands, the ...
Jonathan Wylie and David Margolin: The Ring of Dancers: Images of Faroese Culture University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia 1981 (182 Seiten, enthält fünf Aufsätze über Sprache, Volkskunde, u. a. den Grindwalfang) William Heinesen (Text): Färöische Kunst, Emil Thomsen, Tórshavn 1983 (auch weitere Übersetzungen, die fär.
Faroese is a daughter language of Old Norse, which is best known as the language of the mediaeval sagas. In the early Middle Ages the Islands were invaded by Scandinavian settlers speaking a form of Old Norse. The language has a very rich folk literature. A standardized writing system was devised by the Faroese linguist and writer V. U ...
FADAC Hamburg is a corpus corpus of spoken, informal Faroese and Faroese Dan-ish (469,000 words) that has been collected as part of the project Variation in the Multi-lingualism on the Faroe Islands (Project K8) at the Research Centre on Multilingualism at the University of Hamburg.1 Earlier versions (numbered 0.2) of FADAC Hamburg sub-
International applicants Innihald. Certain rules apply to international students. Students who are not Faroese or Nordic citizens need a residence permit to study in the Faroe Islands. The Danish authorities are responsible for granting these permits. International students possibly also need a separate permit to study in either of the other ...
Internationalität. Die Freie Universität Berlin ist eine der führenden europäischen Forschungsuniversitäten mit globalem Anspruch: Menschen aus mehr als 150 Nationen studieren und arbeiten an der Universität, ihre Alumni wirken in aller Welt, für viele Studierende und Wissenschaftler*innen gehören Auslandsaufenthalte zum selbstverständlichen Bestandteil ihrer Tätigkeit.
About Faroe University Press. Faroe University Press – Fróðskapur – was established in 2005. It publishes works from all scientific fields in the Faroe Islands. Publications are in Faroese, English and Danish. Faroe University Press continues the publishing tradition of The Faroese Society of Science and Letters in the period 1952-2005.
