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Students from the Department of Law at RU are the winners of the 2023-2024 EEA Law Moot Court, held at the Supreme Court of Iceland this weekend. Students train for the competition with a specially designed EEA Moot Court course at RU which offers an exciting opportunity to gain international experience and deal with topical legal issues in EU/EEA law.
Read morePsychology students at RU introduced their projects dedicated to the brain during Brain Awareness Week held internationally this week. The week has been celebrated since 1996 and aims to foster public enthusiasm and support for brain science.
Read moreThe primary school programming competition Forritunarkeppni framhaldsskólanna 2024 was held last Saturday, March 9, at Reykjavík University and the University of Akureyri. A record number of enthusiastic programmers participated this year, or 149 in 55 teams. Morgunblaðið, newspaper in Iceland, published an article about the competition.
Read moreA part of the annual University Day are visits to Menntaskólinn á Egilsstöðum og Háskólanum á Akureyri. Staff and students from RU greeted guests and introduced high school students in Egilsstaðir, Akureyri, and neighbouring towns to study at RU.
Read moreHas a strong track record in research and its impact is global, as can be seen with the Youth in Europe project, focusing on substance abuse prevention.
Read moreAreas of research are physical education, coaching techniques, and gender and sport, for example.
Read moreTeachers integrate professional teamwork in courses and students complete a wide array of projects that they design, build, and test themselves.
Read moreResearch areas include management, innovation, behaviour analysis and clinical psychology.
Read moreResearch areas include AI, databases, natural language processing, user interfaces and theoretical computer science.
Read moreResearch in renewable energy, biomedical engineering, project management and decision analysis, and more.
Read moreResearch areas include tort, international, and EU/EEA law, constitutional law and history, comparative constitutional law, and human rights law.
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