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University of Iceland's International Days on 4-6 November showcase study and work abroad
The University of Iceland will hold its annual International Days from 4 to 6 November, with sessions on exchange study, traineeships and Erasmus+ grants alongside a concert run with the Iceland Airwaves festival.
Why it matters: University of Iceland students weighing exchange, traineeships or shorter study abroad, and staff interested in Erasmus+ grants, can get information on 4-6 November.
The University of Iceland said its annual International Days will run from 4 to 6 November, aiming to highlight the university's international cooperation and the opportunities open to students and staff worldwide.
According to the university, the programme includes presentations on exchange study, traineeships and shorter stays abroad, information stands from its International Division, and an introduction to Erasmus+ grants for staff.
The event opens at noon on Wednesday 4 November with a free, public concert by singer Anya Shaddock in the Student Cellar, organised with the Iceland Airwaves music festival, and the university said its students will be offered a 50% discount on a festival pass.
The university said the programme also features a Model United Nations simulation, international games and a panel discussion on inclusion in the university community.
Editor’s view
Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor
University of Iceland students considering part of their studies abroad, and staff interested in Erasmus+ grants, can use the sessions running from 4 to 6 November to put questions directly to former exchange students and the International Division.
What to watch
- International Days begin at the University of Iceland at noon on 4 November and run until 6 November.
