Reykjavik University

Reykjavik University (RU) is a private university in Reykjavik, Iceland, founded in 1998. With approximately 4,000 students, RU offers a broad range of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programmes through its departments of Computer Science, Engineering, Applied Engineering, Business and Economics, Law, Psychology, Sport Science, and Foundation Studies. The university is located on the Nauthólsvík seafront campus and provides on-campus housing in 252 apartments at Nauthólsveg 83-85. RU is committed to research excellence, innovation, and sustainability, and operates several dedicated research centres. The Iceland School of Energy (ISE) is a flagship international programme in sustainable energy, run in collaboration with Reykjavik Energy and Icelandic energy research institutions. Internationally, RU holds programme accreditations from EFMD (Business BSc), AMBA (Executive MBA), ASIIN/EQANIE (Computer Science programmes), and APM (Advanced MPM). Quality assurance is governed by the Icelandic Quality Enhancement Framework (QEF) of the Quality Board of the Ministry for Icelandic Higher Education. RU maintains active research partnerships with leading global institutions and participates in the CDIO engineering education network alongside MIT, DTU, Chalmers, and KTH.