The Thematic Network on Arctic WASH published a paper offering an inventory titled “The Status of Domestic Wastewater Treatment in the Arctic”, which highlights many similarities across the region.
For the second year in a row, Nord University’s summer course Sustainable Blue Growth in the High North brought together a diverse group of students to explore one of the world’s most dynamic regions: the Arctic.
From 11–15 August 2025, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute in Oslo hosted the second edition of the CCCI PhD Summer School, a multidisciplinary programme focused on the escalating climate risks facing the Nordic Arctic
The UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund supports early-stage ideas that aim to strengthen Arctic communities and improve the Arctic environment through practical, community-driven innovation. Deadline to apply is October 31, 2025.
The UArctic Thematic Network on Arctic Law and the UArctic Chair in Arctic Legal Research and Education proudly announce the call for papers for the thirteenth volume of Current Developments in Arctic Law (CDAL), scheduled for publication in December 2025.
ICIMOD and Arctic Circle are looking for 12 youth leaders from the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) and the Arctic regions. Apply by August 15 for the one-year fellowship!
Within UArctic, Dr. Catherine P. Chambers is the Vice-lead of the Thematic Network on Ocean Food Systems as well as a member of several other Thematic Networks.
At the event, July 30 – August 1, UArctic Board members and staff made an appearance during North America’s largest Arctic policy and business convening, the Arctic Encounter Symposium.
Relate North 2025 invites artists, designers, craftspeople, and creative practitioners to submit works for an online art exhibition exploring the theme “Lessons of the Land”. Submission deadline: September 15, 2025.
The call for abstracts is open for Arctic Frontiers 2026: Turn of the Tide conference. Abstracts are accepted from academics, researchers, Indigenous knowledge holders, applied scientists, and industry representatives. Deadline: October 3.
As part of the process to identify research priorities in Arctic herbivory for the coming decade, the UArctic Thematic Network on Herbivory conducted a horizon scan within the research community.
Teachers and students of small Saami languages are invited to join the SAMLA network activities. Visit https://site.nord.no/samla/ for more information.