Scandinavian Studies is a journal dedicated to the cultural and scholarly study of the Scandinavian region, which not only promotes Scandinavian research and teaching in the United States, but also encourages and supports original research by American scholars in the fields of Scandinavian language, literature, history, and culture. By publishing high-quality academic articles and reviews, the journal provides a platform for scholars to present their research results and exchange ideas.

The content of this journal covers a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, translation and criticism of Scandinavian literature, reinterpretation of historical events, linguistic study of language, and in-depth analysis of cultural and social phenomena. Its goal is to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration and to advance the depth and breadth of Scandinavian studies. In this way, the journal not only provides a valuable resource for the academic community, but also helps the public better understand and appreciate the rich cultural heritage of the Scandinavian region.