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Tag: education
“Greenland Needs the EU, and the EU Needs Greenland”
Statsraad Lehmkuhl Had to Cancel Northwest Passage Voyage
Statsraad Lehmkuhl Has Set Course for the Northwest Passage
Nord University Secures Major Funding for International Arctic Education
Russia’s Company in Svalbard: Strengthens Cooperation With Russian University Sector
Nordic Defense Cooperation Strengthened With New Joint Concept
Researcher: "New Svalbard White Paper Affirms Norwegian Jurisdiction on Svalbard"
The End of an Era for Director Frode Mellemvik at the High North Center
Researching Kven and Norwegian-Finnish Youth: "We Do Not Know Enough"
"The Barents Region Has a PR Problem"
New Cooperation Between University of Alaska Anchorage and Nord University
MGIMO to Teach Chinese in Arkhangelsk For Development of NSR
Diane Hirshberg's Message to the Youth: There is Space For Every Young Person to Make a Difference
International Students Come to Svalbard for Interdisciplinary Training About the Global Arctic
Building the World’s Northernmost Folk High School in Svalbard
Receives Funding for Unique Cooperation with Elite Universities in Russia and China
Testing Rock Heat on New School Building
The High North Tour 2021: The Pandemic has Forced New Knowledge
Alaska Schools Welcome Students Back to Classrooms
Two United States–Greenland Collaborations Get US State Department Funding
Initiative to Qualify Foreign Nurses
University of Greenland Open for On-Site Teaching
While The World Economy Treads on Eggshells, Norway is Alleviating the Problem
Indigenous Languages Act sparks controversy
Folk High School on Svalbard One Step Closer
Business Index North: Declining Population and Low Education Levels
New Nordic Program in Environmental Law
Social Science Research Center Welcomed in the Norwegian High North
Canada Has A New Research Chair Focused on Inuit Relations
Box Number ‘Christmas families wanted’
Record-High Number of Greenlandic Youth Struggle in Danish Schools
Can Arctic research strengthen science education across Europe?
Increased Completion of Secondary Education in Nordland, Norway
Norway: Number of aquaculture students trebled
Commentary: China is an indispensable partner in the Arctic
- Our children is the most important resource
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