Times Higher Education World University Rankings
801–1000
2026
Reykjavík University is a university in Reykjavík, Capital Region, in Iceland. It appears in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026 in the 801-1000 band.
According to the data published with the THE 2026 rankings, it has around 2,851 students, about 6% of them international and a student-to-staff ratio of 21.5.
Course lists, entry requirements and fees change from year to year, so confirm the details on the official university website.
801–1000
2026
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Most international students need permission to study in Iceland, such as a student visa or residence permit, before their course begins. EU/EEA and Swiss citizens can usually study without a visa but may need to register their residence; other students usually need a long-stay visa or residence permit. A short-stay Schengen visa is not normally enough for a full degree programme.
Requirements can differ by nationality, programme and length of stay. Depending on the rules, you may be asked for:
Visa rules and fees change, so always check the current requirements with official government sources before you apply. Official information: Directorate of Immigration (Iceland) (official government website).
Visa rules change. Always check the current requirements on the official government immigration website.
Document requirements can vary by course and study level. Always check the official university requirements for your programme.
International students make up about 6% of the student body, according to the data published with the THE World University Rankings 2026.
Before applying, check the university’s international pages for entry and English language requirements, visa guidance, accommodation and arrival support.
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