We should be paying more attention to mental health promotion in schools
Career Days aims to educate students at all university levels about career development and support their participation in the job market after graduation, they take place from 3 to 7 February.
UTmessan has been held annually since 2011 and is the largest event of the year for anyone interested in technology. It’s aim is to highlight the diversity and vibrancy of Iceland’s tech sector, providing an opportunity to explore the latest developments in the world of computing and technology.
The preliminary results of a new study at the University of Iceland show that journalists today live under increasing pressure. The reasons are rooted in the interplay of populism, social media and a changing attitude towards people in the media.
The public universities in Iceland are currently exploring ways to improve services for students with a foreign background through an online survey, which will be available from 28 January to 4 February.
Research scientists in sport and health sciences and social sciences at the University of Iceland have joined forces with the Football Association of Iceland (KSÍ) and the football club Þróttur in a project aimed at supporting the physical fitness of football referees, both in the top leagues and at the grassroots level.
The University of Iceland received over 80 applications for participation in the Academy for Woman Entrepreneurs (AWE), now held for the fourth time.
Kennslusvið hefur, að höfðu samráði við fræðasviðin, ákveðið að breyta dagsetningum próftímabila á vormisseri 2025.
Psychological counselling for the children of University students and staff has been increased considerably at the Student Psychology Clinic.
The University of Iceland offers students and staff free facilities at Sprotamýri, the Entrepreneurship Centre of the University of Iceland in Gróska, to develop their ideas.
