Why Should I Even Learn This Language?

Confidentiality & Equality Committee of the University of Iceland.

In this panel, students and graduates of Icelandic as a second language will discuss the benefits of achieving proficiency in the language. It will be followed by a Q&A with experts on how speaking Icelandic impacts the job market, settling in the country (for non-EEA citizens), and social integration.

— Accessibility: Good accessibility. Designated accessible parking, ramp, electric opening and elevator. Small threshold at the entrance. Chairs can be moved around, no slope in the hall. Windows to the south and north. Elevated stage, specially equipped wheelchair elevator from the floor to the stage. Accessible toilets on the 1st and 2nd floors, gender neutral toilet on the basement floor.

See the full scheduel at Equalitydays.is