Courses in Scandinavian history are taught at many universities in the United States. The courses listed below with hyperlinks have outlines, syllabi, or other materials available via the world wide web:

Gustavus Adolphus College:

• Glenn Kranking
  e-mail: kranking@gustavus.edu

  HIS 218: Scandinavia To 1800
  HIS 219: Scandinavia Since 1800

Luther College:

• Marv Slind:
  e-mail: slindmar@luther.edu

  HIST 348 - The Vikings in History
  HIST 352 - History of Scandinavia and the Baltic
  HIST 256 - Scandinavian Immigration History

University of Washington:

• Terje Leiren:
  e-mail: leiren@u.washington.edu

  Scand/Hstam 370 - History of the Vikings
  Scand/Hsteu 380 - Scandinavian History to 1720
  Scand/Hsteu 381 - Scandinavian History since 1720
  

Weber State University

• Lee Sather:
  e-mail:lsather@weber.edu

  History 4430 - History of Scandinavia

In addition to general history courses, there are also art history courses that either deal specifically with Scandinavian art, or include significant coverage of it in a course with a broader focus:

University of Mississippi:

• Nancy L. Wicker
  e-mail: nwicker@olemiss.edu
  ARHI 366/ARHI 582/ANTH 366. Viking Art and Archaeology

University of St. Thomas:

• Michelle A. Nordtorp-Madson
  e-mail: manordtorpm@stthomas.edu

  ARHS 510.01 - Barbarians at the Gates (European art of the Migration and Viking Ages)
  ARTH 335 - Cathedrals, Monasteries and Caliphates