The theme of the 14th Polar Law Symposium is “The Blue Earth, from the Poles, through the Law.” The event has both online and physical participation and runs from November 21-23, 2021

The Greenland Institute of Natural Resources has announced two openings for researchers respectively in the Department of Fish and Shellfish and The Greenland Climate Research Centre (GCRC). 

The University of New Hampshire's Earth System Research Center invites applications for a postdoctoral associate in snow hydrology. This full-time, one- to two-year position will be located in Durham, New Hampshire.

Three projects will receive funding from the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science as a result of the 2021 UArctic Project Call for Networking Activities on Arctic Research. All three are two-year projects that kick off this fall.

The University of Arctic (UArctic) accepted Thematic Network on Circular Economy among its wide list of networks in May 2021. The network is hosted by Lapland University of Applied Sciences (Lapland UAS) and contains 20 member organisations across the World.

Toolik Field Station (TFS) invites applications for a GIS and Remote Sensing Analyst. This full-time position will be located in Fairbanks, Alaska and Toolik Field Station, Alaska. This position is a term-funded position and is reviewed annually for contract renewal at the University's discretion.

The John Loxley PhD. Scholarship – sponsored by Oceans North supports a PhD student in undertaking doctoral thesis research on Community Economic Development in the Canadian North. The scholarship provides $20,000, renewable on an annual basis, for up to four years and a total amount of $80,000, to a PhD student in the Econom...

The Arctic Initiative at Harvard’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs is now accepting applications for its research fellowship in the areas of permafrost thaw, the Arctic Ocean and environment, resilience in the Far North, and Arctic governance, shipping, and security. The deadline to submit is December 1, 2...

IASSA presents a workshop that is open to researchers from all disciplines, policy makers, activists, and others with an interest in Arctic research and research ethics.

The tabletop exercise of the Arctic and North Atlantic Security and Emergency Preparedness Network (ARCSAR) brings together authorities, responders and other stakeholders directly involved in oil spill incidents or search and rescue. Observers can also join online on November 9-10 to monitor the exercise in real time. 

In this set of videos, you’ll get to know the leads of some of our Thematic Networks focusing on Indigenous matters. 

The sustainable development of the Arctic regions under fast changing climate is built on science based knowledge. However, we currently lack a holistic process understanding of the Arctic and cold regions atmosphere – ocean – terrestrial ecosystems. The “Arena for the gap analysis of the existing Arctic Science Co-Operations...

Building competence locally based on the best available knowledge, both Indigenous-based knowledge and science are important. The challenge for Indigenous people is that their traditional knowledge is not included in education and research in the Arctic, says Mikhail Pogodaev.

The University of Akureyri is accepting applications for the Nansen visiting professorship or Nansen Research fellowship based on a cooperation between the governments of Iceland and Norway.

Next Leaders University Micro-training: "I research how the Canadian First Nations of British Columbia reconnect with their land" by Giuseppe Amatulli, Canada.