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Language skills
required
Programme length
3 years.
Study mode
Face-to-face learning
Application status
International students:
Students with Icelandic or Nordic citizenship:
Overview

Ugla svarar ekki

Ugla svarar ekki

Ugla svarar ekki

Ugla svarar ekki

This programme does not offer specialisations.

The timetable shown below is for the current academic year and is FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

Changes may occur for the autumn semester in August and September and for the spring semester in December and January. You will find your final timetable in Ugla when the studies start.

Note! This timetable is not suitable for planning your work schedule if you are a part-time employee.




Additional information

Ugla svarar ekki

Ugla svarar ekki

Ugla svarar ekki
Students' comments
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I applied to study Danish at the University of Iceland with the intention of maintaining the language until I got back to Denmark again. I did not find it very exciting to learn about contemporary Danish literature, phonology and expression but to my great surprise, I have seldom enjoyed studying as much as at the University of Iceland and I have learned so much more than just the language and how to apply it. The teachers are extremely professional in their field and know exactly how to approach a diverse group of people and I can therefore recommend the course to everyone.
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I decided to study Danish at the University of Iceland because I wanted to gain a broader insight into the language, culture and history. The course is a great opportunity to get closer to the language you are fascinated by and want to get to know better. During my studies, I have among other things, gained a deeper understanding and interest in Danish literature, linguistics and learning efficiency. I have met new people and a beautiful environment that Veröld, Vigdís house, offers you. Whether you are considering further studies in Denmark or want to use the language in your life and work, I believe that the University of Iceland's School of Humanities is the right place to start.
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It was very good to start a lengthy study programme in Denmark with a good grasp of Danish, and thus a more equal opportunity with Danish fellow students. I managed to fit in well with the group of friends and the community, and there learning about Danish history, politics and culture has been very important. I soon got a job at the hospital, where I take shifts in psychiatric wards and take blood tests. I am extremely happy with my Danish studies at the University of Iceland and how it has helped me to integrate into Danish society and enjoy life in Denmark to the fullest.
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