There were 11 submissions received for the 2025 project call and 7 projects will receive funding, involving 34 partners across the UArctic network. Funding for the projects is provided through Global Affairs Canada and administered by Memorial University.
The Arctic Institute of North America (AINA), founded in 1945 and based at the University of Calgary, has spent 80 years advancing Arctic knowledge through research, education, and partnerships that bridge science, policy, and lived experience.
UArctic recently participated in Climate Week NYC. Read more about the Arctic Awakens event which UArctic co-hosted with Dartmouth College and the Consulate General of Finland NY, as well as an event by one of UArctic's Thematic Networks.
Calling all Masters students who took the UArctic Thematic Network- Northern Tourism courses!
As the program celebrates its 10th anniversary, the University of the Arctic would like to examine the Northern Tourism courses impact
Norwegian funding for Project Collaboration with the University of the Arctic has accepted to fund 9 new projects to the amount of 2.5 million NOK being distributed to support these projects
The Success Story: "More than two decades of impactful collaboration on Circumpolar health" showcases the work led by the Thematic Network on Health and Well-being in the Arctic.
The virtual Climate Café where youth aged 18-35 can gather to share thoughts, experiences, and concerns around Climate Change in their communities, will be held on October 1st.
The first networking workshop of UArctic funded project “Networking for increasing sustainability in snow crab fisheries in the Arctic” took place during 30th of May to 1st of June in Fisheries and Marine Institute of the Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
The recently initiated project “Networking for increasing sustainability in snow crab fisheries in the Arctic” aim to address sustainability challenges in snow crab fisheries, specifically focusing on challenges caused by lost fishing gear and plastic materials used in snow crab pots.
During December 2024, UArctic project “Networking for increasing sustainability in snow crab fisheries in the Arctic” held the second workshop onboard RV Helmer Hanssen during a research cruise in the Barents Sea (14th – 20th of December 2024)
The Arctic Frontiers Conference 2025 in Tromsø brought together global experts, policymakers, and community leaders to address pressing Arctic challenges, with Dr. Shardul Tiwari from the University of Toronto attending through a UArctic Travel Grant. Describing the experience as “transformative,” Dr. Tiwari emphasized how su...