9 Bachelor's degrees in Iceland

During this English program at University of Iceland students will master the main concepts, methods and theories in the areas of language and culture.

The objective of the Japanese Language and Culture programme at University of Iceland is that students will master the concepts, methods and theories in the area of language and culture, economic and national life, history, literature and art, and that they will have a knowledge and understanding of the complexity of Japanese as an oral and written language.

Classics from University of Iceland  is made up of mandatory courses. In the second and third year students complete elective courses and a final thesis.

The objective of the Spanish Studies programme at University of Iceland is that students master the basic concepts, methods and theories in the area of language and culture, economic and national life, history, literature and art, and that students have a knowledge and understanding of the complexity of Spanish as a language and the many cultures it reflects.

By the end of the French Studies programme at University of Iceland the student should have acquired a wide and concise knowledge of the history of culture and literature in French speaking countries. The student should be able to communicate fluently both in spoken and written French; work in a critical and independent way along with a certain original way of thinking.

German from University of Iceland aims to ensure that students attain the highest possible standard of German.

During this Danish programme at University of Iceland the student should have mastered the main concepts, methods and theories in the field of language and culture, business and national life, history, literature and art. Students have acquired a knowledge and understanding of the diversity of Danish as a language and of the varying cultures it reflects.

The International Studies in Education at University of Iceland provides an exciting opportunity for students whose interests lie in education with an international scope.

Icelandic as a Second Language from University of Iceland  is an excellent choice for students who want to improve their practical and/or academic skills in Icelandic.