The University of Iceland graduates students for the third time this year on Friday 22 October. A total of 290 candidates receive their degree certificates at this time which means that a record number of students graduate from the University this year.
Students at the University of Iceland can apply for scholarships for graduate study or research at universities in the U.S. the academic year 2022-2023.
The University of Iceland is ranked in place 50 on a new list from Times Higher Education for countries with rapidly growing economies.
The board of the Þórsteinssjóður calls for grant applications. The primary purpose of the Þórsteinn Fund is to support blind and visually impaired students at the University of Iceland.
Jón Atli Benediktsson, Rector of the University of Iceland, sent the following message to University staff and students today (15 October 2021).
The University of Iceland is ranked among the 300 best universities worldwide in social sciences, 301-400 in the field of educational sciences, and 501-600 in business administration and economics.
The Aurora cooperation, of which the University of Iceland is a member, is looking for ambitious students at UI to participate in the network‘s operations through the Aurora Student Champion or Ambassador schemes.
This year's winners of Músiktilraunir will perform at the first University concert this season. The concert takes place on Wednesday 13 October at 12.15.
Jón Atli Benediktsson, Rector of the University of Iceland, sent the following message to University staff and students today (8 October 2021).
The University of Iceland is ranked 201-250 in a list of the world's best universities in the field of engineering and technology according to the latest subject rankings from Times Higher Education, published today.
