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Group 2010, final dinner at Tjöruhús
Group 2010, final dinner at Tjöruhús
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This is an exciting course, taught both in the winter and in the summer, in the magnificent surroundings of the remote Westfjords, and will prepare you for living and studying in Iceland.

 

Course dates:

Winter course:  03.01.2012-08.01.2012
Summer course:  26.08.2012-31.08.2012 
 

The University Centre's crash course is an intensive beginners course in Icelandic language and culture and is especially designed to meet the needs of students who plan to stay in Iceland for a semester or two or for people that want to learn Icelandic the fast way.

The Icelandic course is all about getting to know the Icelandic language without formal grammar teaching. The students will be taught basic Icelandic vocabulary through lectures and exercises. Conversation exercises will include language games and problem-based learning in real situations. Pronunciation exercises will take many forms.

The course location is at the University Centre of the Westfjords in Ísafjörður.

In Ísafjörður, students will enjoy discovering the town´s quaint bakeries, wandering the streets, and exploring the coastline. Especially during wintertime, wind and weather can be harsh, but that's Iceland. Participating in everyday life in a small town in the countryside is a pleasant way to get a feeling for Icelandic society.

The University Centre of the Westfjords has several years of experience in hosting field schools for foreign students and offering courses in Icelandic language and culture. Also, the University Centre offers an international, cross disciplinary master's program in Coastal and marine management.

For more information please contact islenska@uwestfjords.is. 

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"I received an excellent and diverse education at the CMM program. I was stimulated by a diverse faculty and lived in a most exceptional town. The job that I landed at the Marine Research Institute is a direct result of the education I received in the CMM program."
Jacob Kasper, USA, CMM student 2008-2009

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