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Hello favour4real and welcome to 天美麻豆!

You may browse through the different threads of the forum, it may help.

Harmonie.

the first thing to figure out is if the area of study you're interested in is available in Iceland and if it makes sense to study here. Obviously such a small country doesn't have unlimited possibility when it comes to phd subjects.

You can check out the two main schools in Reykjavik to see what's possible. They are H谩sk贸la 脥slands and H谩sk贸linn 铆 Reykjav铆k:



if your English is decent you should be able to work in a caf茅 or shop, but these jobs might be hard to find- at least I've seen plenty of postings on message boards in Iceland from people looking for work. It's definitely best to find this kind of job in person though.

I am from Adelaide, South Australia, I am currently studying renewable energy engineering, what is the process of getting a job in the Geo-thermal power stations? is there much demand?

Hi,
I'm planning to study at The University of Iceland, commencing in the Autumn semester this year, and I have a question about applying for a student permit.聽 On the immigration website it says that it takes 90 days for applications to be processed, but it also says that students commencing in August have until July 15 to submit their application.

utl.is/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=115&Itemid=127&lang=en

Obviously July 15 is much less than 90 days before August.聽 Does anyone know anything about this?聽 Any pointers on the application process?聽
Cheers.

Hoping
to hear from you soon

Hello sir.i want to go iceland for study as well as work.but I dont have anyonebthere.so please help me

@ Ram kumar ghale --> Think that the above messages on the thread might help. Thanks. Karen

P.S: A little introduction, hello, please and thank you would be the most welcome

pls sir
聽 聽i want to study in but i don't know to go about it,am from Nigeria and if there's any Nigerian students here pls reply back,
聽 ur comments would be appreciated

the information on what is required for the visa to study in Iceland is available here. Note that you have to prove you have the funds to support yourself while studying.