Atlas Primer and the University of Iceland's Continuing Education Form a Transformative Partnership

2026-03-09 • Hinrik Jósafat

We are incredibly proud to announce a new partnership between Atlas Primer and the Institute for Continuing Education at the University of Iceland (Endurmenntun Háskóla Íslands or EHÍ). This collaboration aims to introduce a new generation of AI-powered training, enabling participants to practice challenging conversations and real-world scenarios before they even happen.


By integrating Atlas Primer Roleplay, participants in EHÍ's courses will have the opportunity to engage in lifelike conversations based on realistic scenarios. This marks a truly transformative step for continuous education in Iceland, as we utilize artificial intelligence to supplement traditional teaching methods with highly effective, hands-on skills training.


Pioneering the Future of Education


What makes this partnership particularly significant is the progressive vision of EHÍ. It is incredibly important to recognize EHÍ as the very first educational institution in Iceland to offer this advanced technology in their courses. By taking this bold step, they are leading the field and proving themselves to be true pioneers in modern education, aligning perfectly with our mission here at Atlas Primer.


"We learn the most when we face challenging situations for the first time. With this technology, we can practice those situations in advance, and that changes everything. This is not just about technology, but about helping people achieve greater success in communication and in their careers," says Hinrik Jósafat Atlason, CEO of Atlas Primer.


Hildur Elín Vignir, Director of the Institute for Continuing Education at the University of Iceland, shares this forward-looking vision: "Through this partnership, course participants at EHÍ are given a unique opportunity to train their communication skills with the help of artificial intelligence, and it is our great pleasure to become the first educational institution in Iceland to offer this addition to traditional teaching methods."


Looking Ahead


The first courses utilizing this solution will launch at EHÍ in April. This initial phase will gather valuable experience and lay the groundwork for a much broader implementation in the coming terms, with the ultimate goal of making AI-powered training a natural part of the educational offering.


We are excited to embark on this journey with Endurmenntun Háskóla Íslands, setting a new standard for lifelong learning and professional development.