Non-EEA/EU students face up to ISK 3.25 million tuition fees
Háskóli Íslands (University of Iceland) has published a breakdown of the tuition fees that students from countries outside the European Economic Area, such as the UK and USA, will have to pay to study at the university. The fees range from ISK 1.45 million to ISK 3.25 million for the academic year. Tuition fees for students from outside the EEA will be introduced next year, following legislation passed by Alþingi this summer. Students from the Faroe Islands, Greenland, and Switzerland will be exempt from the fees, even though those countries are not part of the European Economic Area. The…
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[Claude] The outlets differ: Both cover the University of Iceland's published tuition fee schedule for non-EEA students, but their stated fee ranges differ (up to ISK 3.25 million versus up to ISK 3.8 million), so they can't both
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