The Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery at the University of Iceland and the University of Minnesota School of Nursing have collaborated successfully for the past 12 years on joint master’s and doctoral courses.
Over 600 folklorists and scholars in the field of narrative research from around the world come together at the University of Iceland from June 13 to 16 when the international conference Nature (s) in Narrative takes place in Reykjavík.
Scholars from the University of Iceland participated in a conference at Vilnius University on the historical ties between Iceland and Lithuania, exploring their connections across the centuries through culture, notable individuals, and ideas.
The role of universities has rarely been as important as it is now in defending democracy, critical thinking and the free pursuit of knowledge. This was the key message of the address delivered by Silja Bára R. Ómarsdóttir, the Rector of the University of Iceland, at the graduation ceremonies in Laugardalshöll on June 13.
The Rector of the University of Iceland, Silja Bára R. Ómarsdóttir, delivered an address at the graduation ceremony on June 13.
Two students at the University of Iceland, Todor Miljevic and Wiktor Sobczynski, are headed to the United States this summer for a ten-week research project at California Institute of Technology.
New research demonstrates the link between adverse childhood experiences and women’s experience of childbirth later in life.
Over 2,600 candidates will graduate with undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Iceland on Saturday, June 13, and, as in previous years, there will be two graduation ceremonies at Laugardalshöll. Both ceremonies will be streamed online.
Over 200 schoolchildren aged 12–14 will take part in the annual University of Youth, held at the University of Iceland.
Nine University of Iceland students will spend eight weeks this summer at the renowned Stanford University in California, participating in their International Honors Program (IHP).