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Doctoral Studies

Doctoral studies are expected to take 3-6 years with normal progress and are usually commenced after completing a Master's degree.
 

The goal of the doctoral programme is to bolster the abilities of candidates in independent scientific research and scholarly activities. In addition, the programme is intended to strengthen Icelandic research in the fields of education, nurture, training, pedagogy, and leisure.

Regulation no. 1301-2020

Regulation on academic tenure at the University of Iceland, no. 1301/2020.

Authorised translation

Article 1.  Objective.

How to overcome extreme conditions

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

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 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

Course work

In the Medieval Icelandic Studies programme, the first two semesters (autumn and spring semesters) are devoted to course work. The principal aim of the first two semesters is to lay the groundwork for further academic work in the field of Medieval Icelandic studies. The third and final semester is reserved for writing a master's thesis. The core of the coursework consists of three components:

Regulation no. 440-2018

Regulation on doctoral study at the University of Iceland School of Education, no. 440/2018

with subsequent amendments.

Authorised translation

Article 1.  Objective of doctoral studies and degrees at the University of Iceland School of Education.

The primary purpose of doctoral programmes at the University of Iceland School of Education is to strengthen research and knowledge in those academic fields studied at the School. The objective of doctoral studies is to enhance the competence of doctoral students in conducting independent research and academic work, and prepare them for specialist positions in educational science both within Iceland and abroad.

Regulation no. 1300-2020

Regulation on promotion of academic staff at the University of Iceland, no. 1300/2020

Authorised translation

Article 1.  Objective.

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