Following today's productive day of pre-meetings, this year's UArctic Assembly has kicked off and will continue with the business meetings tomorrow.

In 2025 the grant is doubled from the previous year, making it possible to fund six different projects.

Observation of Change is an art project based in Nordic collaboration with a nature restoration project ”Observation – An observation of change” at the Junkerdal area in Saltdal municipality, Norway.

UArctic and World Maritime University (WMU) will co-host a 90-minute session at Nor-Shipping conference in Oslo, 4th of June at 13:30-15:00.

Join the ARCUS Monthly Community Call Series, taking place via Zoom!

As part of the Thematic Networks Success Story series, the article titled "Supporting local resilience through education, collaboration and research dissemination", highlights the activities of the Thematic Network on Local-Scale Planning, Climate Change and Resilience.

As is UArctic's tradition, the themes of the UArctic Congress align with the program priorities of the Arctic Council Chairship at the time of the event. In the 2026 Congress we are therefore following the priorities set by the Kingdom of Denmark for their 2025-2027 Chairship.

The international, national and institutional coordinators of the UArctic mobility program north2north gathered in Fairbanks on 21 and 22 May 2025. Read the meeting recap below!

Early-bird registration is now open for the People Around the World (PAW) 2025 International Congress, taking place at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) from October 22–24, 2025. This year’s theme, “Healthy People, Healthy Planet: Driving Innovation with Data,” will spotlight the power of data-driven insights and innovat...

Professor Roland Kallenborn Steps into Scientific Coordinator Role for ArcSolution

We invite PhD students from UArctic Higher Education member institutions working in the field of northern or Arctic research to present their projects at the international science popularization contest during the Arctic Circle Assembly held in Reykjavik on 16-18.10, 2025. The call is open until June 26, 2025.

Join Climate Collective during this World Ocean Week for an inspiring webinar spotlighting youth leaders who are transforming ocean and climate research into real-world impact. Taking place on Wednesday, June 4 at 12:00 p.m. NDT.

In his letter, UArctic President Lars Kullerud reflects on the enduring values of openness, collaboration, and Indigenous inclusion that continue to guide the network, highlighting UArctic's role as a vital tool for cooperation across the Circumpolar North.

Kaitlin Jupp, a tourism researcher and graduate of the Northern Tourism Master’s Degree at the University of Lapland, researched how languages can be used as a method to develop place attachment in her Master’s Thesis. 

The European Polar Board invites the European research community and relevant actors to sign and share the open call to secure a visible and long-term funding stream for polar research in Europe.