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Reykjavik University (RU) is a vibrant international university located at the heart of Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. Our focus is research, teaching excellence, entrepreneurship, technology development and cooperation with the Icelandic business community. We have 4,300 students and a staff of 550 people. We educate students to become leaders in business, technology, and society at large, starting new companies and creating jobs. Academic programs at Reykjavik University are based on internationally recognized models and are continually under review and improvement.

Ölgerðin Egill Skallagrímsson was established in 1913. The first products were beers, but the company soon gained a reputation as a producer of a range of high-quality drinks. The operation has expanded gradually over the years, and now foods and drinks are imported, marketed and distributed alongside Ölgerðin’s own products. Ölgerðin has been the Pepsi bottler in Iceland since 1992 and the marketshare has increased gradually since. Ölgerdin service brands like Nestlé, Pepsi, Tuborg, Red Bull, Merrild, Illy, EAS, Hatting, McCain, Haribo, Mentos, Moet&Chandon, Masi, Piccini, Smirnoff, Tanqueray, Baileys, Johnnie Walker, Dom Perignon, Hennessy and other top brands. Each brand has its brand manager who takes care of the marketing schedule ÖLGERÐIN IS THE BIGGEST SUPPLIER TO THE RETAIL SECTOR IN ICELAND • Diversified operation in various segments in the food industry • Production, import and export • The largest supplier in the FMCG, HORECA and monopoly sectors • Total number of employees is 300 • Ölgerðin is one of the biggest advertisers in Iceland Our goals are: positivity, reliability, efficiency and progressiveness. In every day projects we are very true to our goals. We have a very clear mission and vision; to develop and sell products that will be the consumers and customer’s first choice.

The Iceland Academy of the Arts is comprised of five departments: the Department of Art Education, the Department of Design and Architecture, the Department of Fine Arts, the Department of Music and the Department of Theatre. In addition, the Academy operates a special programme within the Department of Music for secondary level students. Special sets of rules apply to this program.