Basic and march programme in architecture, design, film art, art education, visual arts, performing arts, and music — in addition to open education for the public.
The Iceland University of the Arts employs artists and academics who conduct research in and on the arts and in art education.
~600 students, ~150 staff, and four buildings in the capital region — one of the leading art university communities in the Nordic countries.
A specialized library in visual arts, design, architecture, film, performing arts, and music — open to students, staff, and the public.
Exchange studies for students and teachers through Erasmus+, Nordplus and direct cooperation with leading art universities in the Nordic countries, Europe, Asia and North America.
