ISThe University of Iceland in Reykjavik graduated approximately 720 students today during a ceremony held at Eldborgarsal Hörpu. The event included speeches by Dr. Ragnhildur Helgadóttir, the university's rector, who emphasized the importance of education in distinguishing between truth and established scientific knowledge versus personal beliefs. The ceremony was divided into two parts: the technical faculty graduated 373 students in the morning, while the social sciences faculty graduated 348 students in the afternoon. The university received recognition for its academic achievements from the Business Council. Four students completed their doctoral degrees, with two from the computer science department and two from the engineering department. Additionally, 160 students graduated with master's degrees. Graduates celebrated with caps and gowns, and the event featured musical performances by Sigríður Thorlacius and Guðmundur Óskar Guðmundsson.
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