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5 days ago · The National Library of Iceland (founded in 1818) and the University Library (1940) merged in 1994. The National Archives were founded in 1882. The National Museum of Iceland, dating from 1863, has collections representing native Icelandic culture beginning in the Viking Age.
4 days ago · Iceland University of the Arts in Reykjavik, Iceland The Iceland Academy of the Arts actively participates in international collaboration. The Academy is a member of two extensive international cooperative ventures, the Nord...
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2 days ago · QUT - Bachelor of Creative Arts. Highlights. All new degree with the ability to expand your skillset with a second major, minors and/or extensions and electives. Unique course structure allows you to combine creative disciplines together to develop transferable skills across a range of industries.
5 days ago · Iceland, island country located in the North Atlantic Ocean. Lying on the constantly active geologic border between North America and Europe, Iceland is a land of vivid contrasts of climate, geography, and culture. The country’s capital is Reykjavik. Learn more about Iceland, including its history.
2 days ago · Bachelor of Creative Arts (Music) Create new music from your first year while experiencing live and recording studio environments. Choose from creative technologies, music performance and recording/composing for media. You are viewing Australian and New Zealand students' course information.
16 hours ago · The production was later staged at the City Arts Centre. Photo: Anna Ukkonen/SKH. The individual actor works on all parts of the production during Departure. Here, sound and music are prepared in mime acting student Hanna Ollikainen's performance Another Me(a) from 2016. Photo: Jonas Jörneberg
5 days ago · Iceland - Parliamentary Democracy, Geography, Economy: Iceland’s constitution, which was adopted in 1944, established a parliamentary democracy with a directly elected president as head of state. The powers of the president are similar to those of other heads of state in western European democracies.
