All courses, exams, and projects are in Icelandic. Applicants must, therefore, have good control of the Icelandic language if they wish to enter a graduate program. The Faculty of Nursing offers a wide range of graduate programs that open up new possibilities for nurses and midwives in all areas of the healthcare system and universities institutions. Whether they intend to work as a clinical expert, scientist, teacher, administrator, or a leader, graduate studies gives you an opportunity to influence the quality and development of health and well-being of people. The Faculty of Nursing is in collaboration with many of the world's leading universities. The Faculty has the ambition to offer outstanding studies that meet the highest international standards. Students in graduate studies are given the opportunity to work on clinical studies with the faculty scholars. The studies cover all human life, health, and development of health services. Study programmes: Nursing Diploma program (Specialised Nursing) MS-program in Nursing Administration MS-program in Nursing (Clinical Specialization) MS-program in Nursing (Research master program) Ph.D. program in Nursing Midwifery Midwifery, Candidatus Midwifery with Professional Recognition MS-program in Midwifery Ph.D. program in Midwifery Interdisciplinary Studies The interdisciplinary programmes are not the responsibility of a particular school or faculty, as several faculties contribute to the programmes. Students undertaking interdisciplinary studies can in most cases select the faculty they would like to graduate from, thereby determining the emphasis of their studies. Sexology, Postgraduate Diploma Other interdisciplinary programmes facebooklinkedintwitter