AI guidance at universities, country by country

Universities are writing their AI rules fast, and they do not agree. We read each institution’s own policy, teaching centre and library pages, and compare them on the questions students and researchers actually ask: can I use AI in graded work, can I cite it, what must I disclose, and which tools are safe for personal data.

1 country · 6 institutions · every claim sourced and dated

Iceland

Checked Oct 2026
EuropeNordicsEEA

All six universities adopted AI policies between October 2025 and May 2026. Teachers set the rules per course; defaults range from "allowed unless restricted" to "not allowed unless permitted".

Universities with a policy
6 of 6
EU AI Act
Not yet in force (EEA incorporation pending)
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Patterns across 6 institutions

How the policies in all reports answer the questions students and researchers ask most.

AI in graded work, by default
  • Allowed unless restricted1
  • Teacher decides4
  • Not allowed unless permitted1
Citing AI output
  • Citation formats given2
  • Never cite AI as a source2
  • Not specified2
Disclosure required
  • Always2
  • When significant3
  • Not specified1
Rule on personal data in AI tools
  • Tiered tool list1
  • Stated rule4
  • Not specified1

Every institution, side by side

InstitutionCountryPolicyGraded workCiting AIDisclosureData rule
University of IcelandIcelandDec 2025Teacher decidesCitation formats givenAlwaysStated rule
Reykjavík UniversityIcelandNov 2025Not allowed unless permittedCitation formats givenAlwaysStated rule
University of AkureyriIcelandOct 2025Allowed unless restrictedNever cite AI as a sourceWhen significantTiered tool list
Agricultural University of IcelandIcelandMay 2026Teacher decidesNot specifiedWhen significantStated rule
Bifröst UniversityIcelandDec 2025Teacher decidesNot specifiedNot specifiedNot specified
Iceland University of the ArtsIcelandNov 2025Teacher decidesNever cite AI as a sourceWhen significantStated rule

Each row links to the institution in its country report, where every claim is sourced.

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