Fisheries courses

The fisheries science program is mostly taught in Icelandic but we welcome international students to attend our university and therefore teach some of our courses in English if foreign students apply. Some other courses at the university are entirely taught in English and should be of interest to international students in fisheries or marine related studies. Below is a list of courses at the university that are or can be made available for international students.

No information available in Finnish, but information in English on the university is available here.

Autumn 2010

• Meteorology and oceanography - in English if foreign students will attend
  
• Marine biology - in English if foreign students will attend (not available for autumn 2010)
  
• Fishing technology - in English if foreign students will attend
• Icelandic as a foreign language - Faculty of Education
• Icelandic nature and geology - Faculty of Education
• Environmental Law and Biodiversity - Faculty of law
• Group project I - in English if foreign students will attend
• Maritime Industries and marine resources in the Polar Regions - Faculty of Social Sciences

Spring

• Fish stock assessment - Faculty of Natural resource sciences, in English if foreign students will attend
• Law of the Sea - Faculty of law
  
• Introduction to the circumpolar world - Faculty of Social Sciences
• Icelandic Society, History and Culture - Faculty of Education
• Arctic Human Development - Faculty of Social Sciences
  
• Icelandic as a foreign language - Faculty of Education
• Group project II -  Faculty of Natural resource sciences, in English if foreign students will attend