Researchers’ Night is an annual event and has long been established as Iceland’s largest science communication event.
Iceland is joining the World Robot Olympiad (WRO), one of the world’s largest international robotics and STEM competitions for students in elementary schools, high schools and universities.
A visit to the RIFF international film festival, lunchtime concerts, a football tournament, and sessions on effective study skills and opportunities to study abroad are just some of the highlights of the University of Iceland’s Orientation Week, taking place from 31 August to 4 September.
Fifty students and scholars from the University of Iceland and universities in Japan have been awarded grants from the University of Iceland’s Watanabe Trust Fund to support studies and research in the two countries.
The following announcement was sent to students and teachers at the University of Iceland regarding a security incident in the Canvas learning management system.
The University of Iceland opens its doors on University Day, Saturday 28 February 2026 from 12 to 15 p.m. Presentations of study programmes take place in three University buildings, in Askja, in the University Centre and in Saga.
Knowledge creation is a priority at UI – research conducted at the University has a broad impact and addresses many complex challenges currently facing Iceland and the world.