háskólapróf
Háskólapróf, often translated as university degree or higher education degree, refers to the academic qualification awarded by an institution of higher learning, such as a university or college, upon successful completion of a prescribed program of study. These programs typically involve a period of intense academic work, including lectures, seminars, laboratory sessions, and independent study, culminating in examinations and often a thesis or dissertation.
The level of a háskólapróf can vary significantly. The most common entry-level degrees are bachelor's degrees
Beyond these standard levels, some countries and institutions may offer other specialized or professional degrees, such