Sahra Sabil recently graduated from a dual master degree in Civil Engineering, with a focus on hydraulics, from Toronto Metropolitan University and Karlsruhe University of Applied Science. After meeting the Lead of the Arctic WASH Thematic Network, Pernille Erland Jensen, at ArcticNet 2022, Sahra decided to travel from Toront...

Debora Carvalho Boratto, an Environmental Engineering master’s student at Dalhousie University working with wastewater treatment systems in the Northwest Territories of Canada, participated in the Arctic WASH field course in Greenland.

The Arctic Challenge for Sustainability II (ArCS II) invites applications for their International Early Career Researchers Program for projects running in fiscal year 2023-2024.

10 submissions were received for the 2023 project call and 8 projects will receive funding, involving 30 partners across the UArctic network.  Funding for the projects is provided through the Global Arctic Leadership Initiative of Canada and administered by Memorial University.

UArctic announces its first executive director of development, Morgan Dulian, CFRE, of Fairbanks, Alaska, US.

From June 27-July 3, students and instructors gathered at the Arctic DTU campus in Sisimiut for a field course on issues of water, hygiene, and sanitation (WASH) in Greenlandic settlements and towns.

A Week of Exchange is organized from October 3-6, 2023, in Oulu, Finland, to host the third Workshop on Ethics and Methods in Arctic Transformative Research (WEMA III) and the final gathering for DÁVGI: Co-Creation for Biocultural Diversity in the Arctic.

The Nansen Professorship in Arctic Studies at the University of Akureyri is awarded for a twelve-month period to a scholar working on issues that bear on the legal, economic, social, political, natural and health circumstances in the Arctic.

Keyano College is a comprehensive community institution in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, Canada. The College meets both the training and skills acquisition needs of industry, and the personal enrichment and cultural needs of the Wood Buffalo community.

UiT – The Arctic University of Norway hosted the Workshop on Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Power Electronics (WEEPE) 2023 in Narvik from June 19-23.

Supporting education in the Arctic is one of the main focus areas of UArctic. We are also committed to making the organization more participative, inclusive, and accessible, all with shared voices.

The Arctic Mayors’ Forum is a new actor on the Arctic governance front. Mayors first met in Alaska in 2017 and signed a declaration outlining the need for communities to be continuously involved in Arctic policy and decision-making processes.

The UArctic Thematic Network on Arctic Sustainable Arts and Design (ASAD) has actively shared experiences and examples of art engaged with Arctic issues, not only among universities but also outside them.

The University of Lapland hosts the space in its main building to highlight the history of the relationship of the University, the United States, and UArctic, as well as promote the shared interest in Arctic matters.

A team from the Arctic Research Center at Hokkaido University proposes a safe, affordable, and effective approach for monitoring glacial discharge using sounds generated at the proglacial run-off site.