Open for applications to the international master's studies
The Iceland University of the Arts has opened applications for an international master's studies.
Open for applications
Applications have been opened for all departments of the Iceland University of the Arts.
LHÍ employees are among the beneficiaries at the Research Fund of the Science and Technology Council
Annual allocations have been announced from the Science and Technology Council Research Fund These are four grant types; excellence, project, research position and doctoral student grants, for up to 36 months.
LHÍ employees are among the beneficiaries at the Research Fund of the Science and Technology Council
Óli Valur appointed project manager in the design and architecture department
Óli Valur Pétursson has been hired as project manager for events and promotional matters at LHÍ and he will carry out projects in the design and architecture department in Þverholt.
Þorbjörg Daphne Hall has become a professor of musicology
Þorbjörg Daphne Hall recently advanced to the position of professor of music studies at the department of music.
Katrín María, the first professor of fashion design in the history of LHÍ
Katrín María Káradóttir recently advanced in the position of professor of fashion design and is thus the first professor of fashion design in the school's history. She has had a large part in shaping university studies in fashion design in Iceland, but she has worked at the University of the Arts since 2005.
Research permits for the 2024-2025 school year have been allocated
Three licences for the 2024 -2025 academic year have been allocated to the academic staff of the Iceland University of the Arts.
The jury in the design competition for the Customs House has work
A jury in a design competition to make the Customs House a future building of the Iceland University of the Arts met for the first time recently.
Hildur and Jóhann new to the board of LHÍ
Recently, the board of the LHÍ hinterland advertised for candidates for the board of the University of the Arts. They received numerous strong applications and were chosen as difficult. The board came to a unanimous conclusion about the next representatives of the hinterland on the school's board.