Harpa Dögg Fríðudóttir

Project Manager

Sameiginleg stjórnsýsla
Teaching Centre

E-mail

Phone number

Office

Setberg -

Courses 2024 - 2025

Harpa Sif Eyjólfsdóttir

Postdoc

School of Health Sciences
Public Health Sciences

E-mail

Office

Sturlugata 8 -

Speciality

Education

2021 Doktorspróf
2012 Meistarapróf
2010 BA University of Iceland Sociology

Courses 2024 - 2025

LÝÐ101F - Public Health: Science, Politics, Prevention

Haraldur Björn Sigurðsson

Assistant Professor

School of Health Sciences
Physiotherapy

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Office

Stapi -

Speciality

Education

2019 Ph.D. University of Iceland Biomechanics
2014 MS Lund University Sports Medicine
2009 BS University of Iceland Physical Therapy

Courses 2024 - 2025

Haraldur Ólafsson

Professor

School of Engineering and Natural Sciences
Faculty of Physical Sciences

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Office

Tæknigarður - Tg-220

Speciality

Courses 2024 - 2025

Haraldur Valur Jónsson

Software Specialist

Sameiginleg stjórnsýsla
Division of Information technology, Software development

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Phone number

Office

Neshagi 16 -

Haraldur Hreinsson

Assistant Professor History of the Christian religion and religious studies

School of Humanities
Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies

Assistant Professor

School of Education
Faculty of subject teacher education

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Phone number

Office

Aðalbygging - A-336

Speciality

Education

2019 Dr. phil. Münster University, EXC Religion and Politics History
2014 Additional Diploma University of Iceland Teaching Licence
2011 Master Harvard University MTS
2009 Cand. theol. University of Iceland Theology
2008 BA University of Iceland Theology

Courses 2024 - 2025

Haraldur Bernharðsson

Associate Professor Associate Professor of Medieval Icelandic Studies

School of Humanities
Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies

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Office

Edda -

Speciality

Abstract

My research concentrates primarily on Icelandic language and linguistics, the history of the Icelandic language, and language change and variation in Icelandic through the centuries. I have also worked extensively on medieval Icelandic manuscripts as sources of evidence for earlier stages of the Icelandic language, medieval Icelandic manuscript culture, scribal practice, scribal networks, and the transmission of texts from one generation to the next. I have also done research on the Icelandic language in the nineteenth century and the emergence of the modern Icelandic language standard. In addition, I have also been involved in matters of Icelandic language policy.

Education