Haskolinn I Reykjavik Ehf.

Haskolinn I Reykjavik Ehf., doing business as Reykjavik University, is a foreign-owned, non-profit educational institution registered in SAM.gov since 2011, with registration valid until November 2025. As a private university located in Reykjavík, Iceland, the organization primarily engages with U.S. federal agencies through project grants in scientific research and educational collaboration. The university is structured as a partnership or limited liability partnership and has demonstrated capability in receiving federal grant awards across multiple scientific and research domains.

Reykjavik University has received federal grant awards from agencies including the Air Force and the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, focusing on diverse research initiatives. Its grant portfolio includes a scientific research project in physics funded by the Air Force, awarded in March 2023 with completion expected in February 2025, and a unique grant supporting a seafood industry innovation project involving a Lighthouse Fish Hackathon study tour. Additionally, the university has participated in sub-grant awards through partnerships with West Virginia University Research Corporation, specifically in social science research examining risk and resilience pathways related to community adversity, decision-making, and alcohol misuse among Appalachian adolescents. These grants demonstrate the university's interdisciplinary research capabilities, spanning areas such as physics, marine industries, and social science, with a strong emphasis on collaborative international research projects.