Graduate study
Student participation and good industry relations
Reykjavik University Department of Business Administration emphasises excellent teaching, student participation, quality research and good connection with industry.
Graduate programmes are integrated with practical based projects, providing our students with a firm foundation for advanced study or for entering the global marketplace. All our courses are developed in co-operation with industry leaders in Iceland. The curriculum is delivered by our resident faculty and visiting professors from leading international business schools.
Our business programmes
Credits: 90 ECTS
Length of study: 14 months over three terms: autumn, spring and summer terms.
MSc or qualification at master level: Students can choose between a programme structure leading to an MSc degree and a programme structure for a qualification at master level. Both require 90 ECTS credits.
Tuition: Tuition fees at Reykjavik University
A webinar on master's studies at Reykjavik University in collaboration with Docsity.
Programmes taught in English
- Marketing (MSc/MM)
- Human Resource Management and Organizational Psychology (MSc/MHRM)
- MBA ( 4 semester programme, taught autumn and spring)
- Business Management (MSc/MBM)
- Business Management with emphasis on Tourism and Hospitality Management (MSc/MBM)
- Corporate Finance (MSc/MCF)
- Information Management (MSc/MIM)
- Innovation Management (MSc/MINN)
Main research areas
Business, Finance, Economics, Management, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Behaviour Analysis.
Accreditation 
The Department of Business Administration has the AMBA accreditation for its MBA programme. Only 3% of MBA programmes world-wide are accredited by the association.
The United Nations PRME programme
The Department of Business Administration has been a member of the United Nations Principles of Responsible Management Education (PRME) since 2012.
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