University of Iceland

The University of Iceland, situated in Reykjavik, is the oldest and largest institution of higher education in Iceland. It offers an extensive selection of programs in diverse fields, catering to both domestic students and international scholars.

Overview

The University of Iceland, established in 1911, as a public research university located in Iceland's capital, Reykjavik. It is the country's oldest university and its primary instructional language is Icelandic. The university comprises five schools and a total of twenty-six faculties. The courses are organized into three levels: undergraduate studies, graduate studies, and doctoral studies. University of Iceland is renowned for its research and is an active participant in international scientific and academic communities. This institution is known for the strong degree programs it offers particularly in humanities, health sciences, and natural sciences. Innovation and sustainability are ingrained into its ethos. Every year, the university aims to enroll top students from Iceland and abroad, reflecting its commitment to global education. The University of Iceland is proud to be an internationally oriented university with partnerships with hundreds of universities across the globe.