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Graduate Students 2014-2016

Aaryn Margaret Lavinia Smith (US)

  • Classics, Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Classical Studies, University of Pennsylvania
  • Ancient Studies, Bachelor of Arts, Mount Holyoke College

Years of Greek and Latin taught me to admire the elegance of inflected languages, and I have always harbored a passion for epic poetry. After an undergraduate background in classics, I am now keen to explore Old Icelandic and the hero's journey in medieval sagas.

Regulation no. 331-2022

Regulation on admission requirements for undergraduate study at the University of Iceland, no. 331/2022.

with subsequent amendments

(Last amended 12 August 2024)

Table of contents

SECTION I

Article 1. General Provisions.
Article 2. Information on admission requirements

SECTION II
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR FACULTIES IN THE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES 

Article 3. Faculty of Sociology, Anthropology and Folkloristics
Article 4. Faculty of Social Work
Article 5. Faculty of Economics
Article 6. Faculty of Law
Article 7. Faculty of Political Science
Article 8. Faculty of Business Administration

SECTION III
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR FACULTIES IN THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Research Projects at the Faculty

Research projects are an integral part of graduate studies at this Faculty. It is possible to have a research project in connection with both programmes and have instructors from both fields.

You can search for students' final theses by title or student name Skemma (under The School of Health Sciences).  Skemman is an electronic database for Icelandic Universities.

Below is a list of all student projects.

How to overcome extreme conditions

1. April 2019 - 10:00 to 17:00

Gimli

301

 

 The topic of this international multidisciplinary conference April 1-3 deals with extreme conditions and situations in the North, the extreme South, the Arctic and the Antarctic. Scholars from different fields and countries present their findings on this broad and far reaching subject matter. The conference will conclude with a North, Extreme South, Arctic and Antarctic Film Day on April 3rd.

Organized by: The International Circumpolar Observatory — Arctic and Antarctic (ICO) and IACSI - International Association of Circumpolar Sociocultural Issues

Contact persons: Helgi Gunnlaugsson, Enrique del Acebo Ibanez and Daniel Chartier.

 

 

The International Circumpolar Observatory — Arctic and Antarctic (ICO)

 

 

Extreme conditions and situations in the North, the extreme South, the Arctic and the Antarctic

At the University of Iceland Reykjavik, April 1st to 3rd 2019

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