Grants and opportunities

Grants are awarded to education providers for teaching Icelandic to foreigners with the objective of giving them the opportunity to acquire necessary skills in Icelandic.

Grants to facilitate the writing of non-fiction work, reference books, dictionaries and extensive information material in Icelandic in various forms.

The UK-Iceland Explorer Fund provides scholarships for Icelandic graduate students for a full-degree studies in the UK at master or doctoral level.

SEF supports and may also organize shorter or longer continuing education courses for upper secondary teachers.

Project grants for cooperation within the 15 EEA Grants beneficiary countries to strengthen collaboration and development.

Nordplus Nordic Languages supports activities aimed at strengthening the Nordic neighbouring languages and promoting knowledge about Nordic cultures, languages and ways of life.

Nordplus Adult supports projects and study visits in adult education, vocational training and non-formal learning across the Nordic and Baltic countries.

Nordplus Junior supports cooperation between schools and other organisations in preschool, primary, and upper secondary education in the Nordic and Baltic countries.