Rectors welcome

Reykjavík University (RU), situated in the heart of Reykjavík, the capital of Iceland, is a dynamic international university with over 3,000 students and almost 500 faculty and staff. The university focuses on bridging the gaps between business and technology,
between reasoning and creativity, and between the generation of knowledge and its application. This approach provides students with a unique foundation for combining strong academic work with practical experience and extensive connections with industry.

The university offers a wide range of programmes, taught in four different departments or schools: School of Business, School of Computer Science, School of Science and Engineering  and School of Law. RU also operates a number of research institutes, spanning the continuum from theoretical foundations to innovative applications. The Open University offers a range of rogrammes for the business community.

Reykjavik University welcomes international students and staff seeking a progressive and creative academic working environment. We offer:

• A strong international academic environment with focus on experience and innovation
• Active ties with global and local industry and businesses
• Innovative teaching methods and active participation by students
• A dynamic platform for international academics and guest lecturers
  

The geographical position of Iceland, located midway between Europe and North America, creates unique crossroads for international co-operation. This enables RU to conduct its teaching, research projects and programme developments in close co-operation with outstanding universities on both sides of the Atlantic.

Academic excellence and strong ties with industry are not the only reasons to study or work at Reykjavík University: Iceland offers unparalleled natural beauty, a dynamic culture, a prolific music scene and one of the highest standards of living in the world. We hope you will consider joining our team at Reykjavík University to both strengthen your competitive position and to experience first-hand the unique environment in Iceland.

Ari Kristinn Jónsson, President of
Reykjavík University