Samples have been collected from sediment layers in 52 Icelandic lakes over the past months as part of a study by HM Queen Margrethe II's and Vigdís Finnbogadóttir's Interdisciplinary Research Centre on Ocean, Climate and Society (ROCS).
The University of Iceland is offering a six-day international course in societal innovation in the spring semester 2023 for undergraduate students in their final year.
From December to April, Aurora invites students, staff and academics of Aurora universities working or interested in the field of internationalisation to share experiences, projects, initiatives and expertise, debate and ask questions at a montly lunch talk.
The Aurora partnership creates a living platform for Aurora University students and staff to exchange ideas on ways to enhance the quality of education, research and university activities and increase their societal impact.
Jón Atli Benediktsson, Rector of the University of Iceland, sent the following advent message to University staff and students today
These days 30 years have passed since the University of Iceland's website aired for the first time; the first website to open in Iceland as far as we know.
The University of Iceland celebrates the 86 doctoral candidates that have completed their PhD in the past 12 months at an annual Ceremony for Doctoral Graduates that took place earlier today.
The Centre of Public Health Sciences at the University of Iceland is party to the COVIDMENT project, a research collaboration of leading science groups in six countries in Northern Europe.
The exhibition ´A Brave New World´ will open at the Nordic House on Sunday.
The Watanabe Trust Fund at the University of Iceland is now accepting grant applications.
