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University of Iceland

Reykjavik, Iceland

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QS World Rank
#537
Tuition
Low/None/yr verified
Established
1911
Location
Reykjavik, Iceland

About University of Iceland

University of Iceland is a Public university in Iceland, ranked #537 in the QS World University Rankings 2027. We confirm the exact fees, intakes and entry requirements for your profile — free.

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Entry requirements

Undergraduate applicants need a qualification equivalent to the Icelandic matriculation examination (stúdentspróf), and master's admission rules are set by each faculty. Non-native English speakers generally need TOEFL 79, IELTS Academic 6.5 or PTE Academic 58 (higher for some humanities programmes), and Icelandic-taught programmes may require a B2 Icelandic entrance exam. Requirements vary by programme.

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Aga Khan Foundation International Scholarship Programme

Aga Khan Foundation ·PG Private / Foundation Loan scholarship Dates vary Need-based award, typically 50% grant and 50% loan, covering tuition and living costs (indicative — confirm on source) Award Window not confirmed — check the official page Verified03 Oct 2026 Official source Details →

Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation Scholarships

Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation ·PG Private / Foundation Partial award Dates vary Covers tuition, living costs and one-way travel up to around USD 100,000 total (indicative — confirm on source) Award Window not confirmed — check the official page Verified26 Sep 2026 Official source Details →

J.N. Tata Endowment Loan Scholarship

The J. N. Tata Endowment for the Higher Education of Indians ·PG Private / Foundation Loan scholarship Dates vary Loan scholarship up to around INR 10 lakh plus a gift/travel grant; repayable (indicative — confirm on source) Award Window not confirmed — check the official page Verified26 Sep 2026 Official source Details →

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Indicative tuition for international students: Low/None. Your counsellor confirms the exact fee for your chosen programme — free.

Undergraduate applicants need a qualification equivalent to the Icelandic matriculation examination (stúdentspróf), and master's admission rules are set by each faculty. Non-native English speakers generally need TOEFL 79, IELTS Academic 6.5 or PTE Academic 58 (higher for some humanities programmes), and Icelandic-taught programmes may require a B2 Icelandic entrance exam. Requirements vary by programme.

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