A total of 455 candidates graduate from the University of Iceland from both undergraduate- and graduate studies on Saturday 19 February. There will not be a traditional graduation ceremony this year due to restrictions on gatherings, but the university will create a festive atmosphere in the University Cinema that day and invites candidates to collect their degree certificate.
The presentation of degree certificates will be organised by school. School of Humanities is first up 10 am to 11 am, the Schools of Health Sciences and Engineering and Natural Sciences 11 am to 12 pm, the School of Education 12 pm to 1 pm and finally the School of Social Sciences 1 pm to 2 pm. Candidates have already received further information and instructions by email.
The total number of graduating students from undergraduate studies is 190 and 265 from graduate studies. 176 candidates graduate from the School of Social Sciences, 53 from the School of Health Sciences, 70 from the School of Humanities, 96 from the School of Education, and 60 from the School of Engineering and Natural Sciences.
Infection control measures will be in place at all times and candidates are encouraged to wear masks when they enter the University Cinema. Masks and hand sanitiser will also be available on site for those who want.
University staff will be available on site to provide further instructions.