Public agency focused on research on Africa, based in Uppsala (Sweden). Funded by the governments of Sweden, Finland & Iceland. Has a library, offers scholarship programs, hires researchers to work on research projects, publishes article series & books. Their research projects aim to be relevant to policy decisions. Topics covered in their research & library: economy, education, gender, health, international relations, migration, natural resources & environment, peace, conflict & security, politics, rural areas, society & culture, urban areas.
Research/teaching centre at University of Copenhagen, Denmark. Offers a 2-years Master's in African studies (internationalized and taught in English), PhD/post-doc positions. Has a large library. Produces research mainly on: sovereignty & citizenships; religion & social change; environment, climate & sustainability. Has partnerships with some universities in Africa (Kampala university,...)
Research centre focused on economics in emerging countries at University of Roskilde, Denmark. Focuses on the economies of African countries, although not exclusively.
University of Helsinki offers a 3-year long bachelor's degree in Languages. This programme offers courses in some languages used in Africa, such as Swahili, Somali, and Arabic. The programme includes the AMY (Aiantuntijuus monikielisissä yhteisöissä) study track; the name stands for Expertises in multilingual societies. This study track includes courses focusing on multilingualism and linguistic variation, and content related to language use in Africa, among other regions. The programme is taught in Finnish.
University of Helsinki offers a 2-year long Master's degree in Languages. There are 10 study tracks available. In the study track KIGY (Kieli ja identiteetti globaaleissa yhteisöissä), which stands for Language and Identity in global societies, one can study Arabic, Hebrew, Swahili, Hindi, Urdu, Somali and Turkish. The study track includes classes on multilingualism and linguistics. The programme is taught in Finnish and Swedish.
Dalarna University offers a Master's programme in African Studies, which covers a mix of cultural and social science studies.
The Centre of African Studies at University of Copenhagen offers a Master's in African studies (taught in English, with possibility to study Kiswahili).
Nordic Africa Institute (in Uppsala) has a large multimedia collection (80k books!), with remote access to some digital resources for students & staff at Nordic universities, and interlibrary loans. Aimed at students and researchers in Nordic countries but open for all. Their collection includes: books, reports, modern fiction in multiple languages, reference literature, journals, official documents, films, pamphlets and maps. The focus of the collection is social sciences.
The Centre for African Studies (in Copenhagen) has collection of some 10k publications, primarily for students & staff at the centre, but items from their collection are open to interlibrary loans.
Non-country specific societies
Somalia-related societies
Other country-specific societies