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From left: Davíð Þór Björgvinsson, Sara Fusco, Kristian Guttesen og Árdís Kár Ingvars

Myths, AI, Queer Legal Theory and Decoloniality

A Law Course Bringing Disciplines Together at UNAK
How clearly can you picture a pumpkin?

How clearly can you picture a pumpkin?

Árni Gunnar Ásgeirsson, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Psychology, is among the authors of a new study exploring how people experience mental imagery.
How clearly can you picture a pumpkin?

How clearly can you picture a pumpkin?

Árni Gunnar Ásgeirsson, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Psychology, is among the authors of a new study exploring how people experience mental imagery
New books by Giorgio Baruchello to be presented in Genoa

New books by Giorgio Baruchello to be presented in Genoa

Philosophy meets humour in his new books
“There’s a great international mix on campus“

“There’s a great international mix on campus“

Immaculate Nnanyonyi, a student at the University of Akureyri (HA), is the next interviewee in the collaboration between Kaffið.is and the University of Akureyri, where we get to know the people who make up the university community.
Strong Participation from Akureyri at the Arctic Circle Assembly

Strong Participation from Akureyri at the Arctic Circle Assembly

A large delegation of researchers and experts based at the Arctic Centre of Iceland in Akureyri took part in one of the world's largest international forums on Arctic affairs
“A workplace where people have equal opportunities to make a difference”

“A workplace where people have equal opportunities to make a difference”

UNAK receives the 2026 Jafnvægisvogin recognition
Assessment of Prior Experiential Learning in Focus During International Study Visit

Assessment of Prior Experiential Learning in Focus During International Study Visit

University staff welcomed visitors as part of an international Erasmus+ project
Ashani Arulananthan completes doctoral degree at the University of Akureyri

Ashani Arulananthan completes doctoral degree at the University of Akureyri

Research explored the effects of persistent contaminants on marine diatoms and their associated microorganisms