Reykjavík University
Website: info for exchange students
Language of instruction: Icelanidic and English
Terms: Fall (August - December) and Spring (January - May)
Highlights
Accessibility
Reykjavík has services available to aid students studying with a disability. Learn more at their Disability Services page.
Area of study
- Business
- Computer Science
- Law
- Science
- Engineering
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See course catalogue for a complete list of courses offered.
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Within the course catalogue, select department and then select exchange studies for the available options
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Exchange credit history
See the exchange credit history listing of courses that have been previously evaluated from Reykjavik University. Note that this is a guide only, and not a guarantee that your courses would be evaluated in the same way.
Housing
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On-campus housing: Available but competitive
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Off-campus housing: Available, students are responsible for finding their own off-campus accommodations.
There is more information on student housing available on the practical information page.
Medical, Immigration & Health Insurance
Non-EEA/EFTA citizens planning to study in Iceland for over three months must apply for a student residence permit. This is done through the Icelandic Directorate of Immigration. More information is available at Reykjavík University's Visa Information page.
How to apply
Learn how to apply or sign up to receive emails about studying on exchange at a partner university. We will send you information about events, application deadlines, funding opportunities, and more!