50 Master's degrees offered by the university

Graduates of the Mechanical Engineering program at University of Iceland possess significant understanding of problems and subjects, based on the most recent information and research in the field of Mechanical Engineering.

The Master's programme in Computer Science from University of Iceland teaches students about the impact of computer technology on society and how it is used in various areas. 

The Civil Engineering program at University of Iceland is designed to train students in building technology, conceptualizing, analysing, designing and detailing civil engineering structures for the modern society. Civil engineers play a vital role in designing buildings, bridges, roads, tunnels, harbour structures, power plants.

Graduates of the Software Engineering program at University of Iceland possess significant understanding of problems and subjects, based on the most recent information and methods in the field of Software Engineering.

The Applied Biotechnology program at University of Iceland is an interdisciplinary program within the field of biology, chemistry, pharmaceutical science and engineering. The program is aimed towards the increased need for specialized staff, trained in biotechnical methods.

Cultural Studies from University of Iceland ses recent theories from the humanities and social sciences, but also takes a critical approach to received ideas within Western culture.

During University of Iceland's Criminology MA, students examine trends and debates on crime and explore the interactions between politics, criminology and criminal justice, and the impact of public policy in these areas. 

With University of Iceland's Research Methodology program, you will learn how to look at numbers in context and explore research methods in the social sciences, with a particular focus on quantitative research methods.

Epidemiology and Biostatistics from University of Iceland provides students with practical knowledge and skills in population-based studies and trains them to apply these studies and interpret research results in the field of public health and health sciences.

Political Science from University of Iceland  is a good option for students planning to specialise in one of the branches of political science that are not taught as separate study programmes.