Courses in Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies Undergraduate courses Graduate courses Course list for exchange students Note! You must apply for a study programme before you choose your courses.

Faculty of Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies

International programmes.

Icelandic as a second language, BA, 180 ECTS
Icelandic as a second language, Major, BA, 120 ECTS
Icelandic as second language, Minor, 60 ECTS

Icelandic as a second language, for Practical Purposes, Diploma, 60 ECTS

Note! Students applying for BA programme in Icelandic as a second language must have basic knowledge of Icelandic language equal to Icelandic Online 1 and 2 self-study courses and pass special admission exam. Further information will be sent to applicants.

Programmes taught in Icelandic. Fluent Icelandic language required at least B2.

Art History and Art Theory, BA, 120 ECTS
Art History, Minor, 60 ECTS

Comparative Literature, BA, 180 ECTS

Comparative Literature, BA, 120 ECTS
Comparative Literature, Minor, 60 ECTS

General Linguistics, BA, 180 ECTS
General Linguistics, Major, BA, 120 ECTS
General Linguistics, Minor, 60 ECTS

Minor I
Minor II

Creative Writing, Minor, 60 ECTS

Film Studies, Major, BA, 120 ECTS
Film Studies, Minor, 60 ECTS

Icelandic, BA, 180 ECTS
Icelandic, Major, BA, 120 ECTS
Icelandic, Minor, 60 ECTS

Sign Language Studies and Interpretation, BA, 180 ECTS
Sign Language Studies, Major, BA, 120 ECTS
Sign Language Studies, Minor, 60 ECTS

Speech pathology, prerequisites, Preparation, 75 ECTS

Translation Studies, Minor, 60 ECTS

International programmes.

Medieval Icelandic Studies, MA, 90 ECTS

Viking and Medieval Norse Studies, MA, 120 ECTS

Note! For Viking and Medieval Norse Studies and Medieval Icelandic Studies you are asked to familiarise yourself with the preparatory material for study and application before you apply. Further information on the programmes, summer courses and lecture series here.

Programmes taught in Icelandic. Fluent Icelandic language required.

Applied Translation Studies, MA, 120 ECTS
Applied Translation Studies, Postgraduate Diploma, 60 ECTS

Art History and Art Theory, MA, 120 ECTS

Comparative Literature, MA, 120 ECTS

Creative Writing, MA, 120 ECTS

Cultural Studies, MA, 120 ECTS

Exhibition Making, Mediation and Curatorship, MA, 120 ECTS

Film Studies, MA, 120 ECTS

General Linguistics, MA, 120 ECTS

Icelandic Linguistics, MA, 120 ECTS

Icelandic Literature, MA, 120 ECTS

Icelandic Studies, MA, 120 ECTS