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Coastal Communities & Marine Resources in Iceland!

In this webinar, you will learn about two cutting-edge international master’s programs offered by the University Centre of the Westfjords, in Iceland. Both programs are interdisciplinary and therefore open to students with diverse academic backgrounds:

  • Coastal & Marine Management
  • Coastal Communities & Regional Development

In this webinar, you will learn all about these two programs from academic directors, admissions staff and from a current student. You will learn about the structure and content of the programs,
admission process and student life. The programs emphasize solving real-world problems.

interdisciplinary studies and with a grounding in the principles of sustainable development, resilience, stakeholder engagement and resource management.
The programs consist of 120 ECTS. All courses are taught in modules from one up to three weeks long. Students complete 35 ECTS of core courses and 40 ECTS of elective courses.

You have the academic freedom to choose thesis research topics all over the world. Faculty and staff provide personal and individual assistance for finding the best thesis advisors and most suitable topic for your interests and future perspectives. The intended audience for this online open day is students with a bachelors degree and with sufficient English proficiency to study in English taught a program on masters level.

Join the Webinar, discover the two study programs!

Duration: 1 hour

There is no tuition fee, however, there is an annual registration fee as follows. 300.000 ISK (students outside the EU/EEA) 150.000 ISK (EU/EEA students). 300.000 ISK is roughly 2.200 EUR and 150.000 ISK is roughly 1.100 EUR. This is based on today's exchange rate but can change slightly from month to month.
  • Structure and content of the programs
  • Global/local focus
  • Opportunities that the programs and degrees give you
  • Student life in Ísafjörður
  • Admission process and tuition fees
  • Dr. Catherine ChambersAcademic Director of Coastal and Marine Management
  • Dr. Matthias KokorschAcademic Director of Coastal Communities and Regional Development
  • Elena LebedefStudent
Bachelor’s Degree. Both programs are interdisciplinary and therefore open to applicants with diverse academic backgrounds.
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February 15 (applicants outside the EEA area), April 15 (applicants from EEA area) June 5 second EEA applicants area, depending on availability
August 2020