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Skoða vefinn á ÍslenskuInternational cooperation
The University of the Arts takes an active part in international cooperation and focuses on building professional cooperation with university institutions and professional environments abroad.
Exchange study from IUA
Our exchange program offers a unique opportunity to gain a new perspective and understand the culture and society of another nation. Students can immerse themselves in a different environment, fostering personal growth and forming lasting relationships.
Internship
Students at the University of the Arts have the opportunity to apply for an Erasmus+ grant in order to do an internship in Europe. This is a residence grant, but the minimum stay is two months.
Cooperative schools
The University of the Arts' strategic cooperation with foreign partner universities contributes to the development of studies, teaching and research in an international dialogue. The University of the Arts offers exchange programs with over a hundred partners through international networks such as Erasmus+ and Nordplus.
Teacher and staff exchange
The school emphasizes close cooperation in a wide range of disciplines with specific universities. LHÍ teachers and staff can apply for travel grants to conduct guest teaching or training at partner universities. Participation in Erasmus+ and Nordplus also enables LHÍ to apply for travel grants for experts from the professional field to guest teaching.
Incoming exchange
Are you interested in doing exchange studies at IUA? Each semester the IUA welcomes around 30 exchange students from partner institutions. Look here for further information for incoming exchange students.
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International policy
International cooperation is an important way to create knowledge, builds trust and promotes greater understanding of the international community. Through international cooperation in a multicultural learning community, the University of the Arts strives to train students to make decisions that are based on facts rather than prejudices. International cooperation between universities is also an important part of improving the quality of studies, teaching and research.
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International cooperation projects
The University of the Arts' strategic cooperation with foreign partner universities contributes to the development of studies, teaching and research in an international dialogue. The school focuses on close cooperation in a wide range of disciplines with specific universities. This includes participation in projects on the development of learning and teaching, international research projects, dialogue on quality issues and improved administration, guest teaching and diverse ways of student exchange.
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Shorter study stays
Students can apply for grants for shorter study stays that are available in the Nordic countries and the Baltic states. Students receive grants through the Nordplus program.