Program Overview

Danish, Doctoral studies

180 Credits - Ph.D. Degree

A doctoral program in Danish is a three-year research-based graduate program where students work independently on their own research projects. The scope of a research project must be 180 units and it can cover different fields of study: literature, linguistics, Jewish studies, cultural studies.

Admission requirements

Graduate studies

• Master's degree in Danish.
• More about the study in the syllabus.

Student associations

Students pursuing doctoral studies in the Humanities can join the Association of Doctoral Students and Postdoctoral Fellows at the University of Iceland. They are also automatically registered in the Association of Doctoral Students in the Faculty of Humanities, which works on the interests of doctoral students in the field, provides information to them, nominates representatives of doctoral students in councils and committees, and organizes social work among doctoral students in the Faculty of Humanities.

Details

The Humanities office is located on the 3rd floor of the University's main building at Sćmundargatu 2. The office is open at 10-12 and 13-15 every weekday. Information can be obtained by telephone or by e-mail at the following address. Students at the Faculty of Humanities can also make use of the service desk at Háskóltorgi.