©Peter Nijenhuis
Spring courses 2018 - start Monday 5.02
Icelandic level 3 -
Time: Monday 2000-2130
Icelandic level 1.5
Time: Monday 1830-2000
Autumn 2017
Icelandic level 3 -
Time: Monday 2000-2130
Icelandic level 1.5
Time: Monday 1830-2000
Books can be leagaly downloaded and printed for free from the webside http://tungumalatorg.is/ifa/
Icelandic level 3 -
Time: Monday 2000-2130
Icelandic level 1.5
Time: Monday 1830-2000
Autumn 2017
Icelandic level 3 -
Time: Monday 2000-2130
Icelandic level 1.5
Time: Monday 1830-2000
Books can be leagaly downloaded and printed for free from the webside http://tungumalatorg.is/ifa/
Rosa Rut Thorisdottir
I came to Brussels in 2009 after having been living in Paris for seven years. As so many others living here I followed my spouse who got based here. We have two young boys and live turns around the family in most of our free time. Apart from teaching I’m writing a historical book on polar bears drifting with the ice and arriving to Iceland every four years or so.
I have a PhD in visual anthropology from the University of Paris 7 where my research interests were Inuit cultures, cultural property rights, cultural heritage, and analyses of visual documents. Before I did masters in visual anthropology at the Goldsmiths, College University of London, with the research interests; visual documents, documentary filmmaking and editing, immigration and cultural integration and a bachelors in social anthropology at the University of Iceland with the research interests; Inuit cultures, religion, symbolism.
I got into teaching by chance but I love what I do and take special interest in etymology, the origin of words and I often give Icelandic cultural insight with the reading of the textbook.
I have a PhD in visual anthropology from the University of Paris 7 where my research interests were Inuit cultures, cultural property rights, cultural heritage, and analyses of visual documents. Before I did masters in visual anthropology at the Goldsmiths, College University of London, with the research interests; visual documents, documentary filmmaking and editing, immigration and cultural integration and a bachelors in social anthropology at the University of Iceland with the research interests; Inuit cultures, religion, symbolism.
I got into teaching by chance but I love what I do and take special interest in etymology, the origin of words and I often give Icelandic cultural insight with the reading of the textbook.