Arctic Centre at Umeå University
Image: Mattias Pettersson
Image: Mattias Pettersson
The Arctic Centre at Umeå University is a connectivity hub for arctic transdisciplinary research and education. We gather researchers with an Arctic context to their research. We make this happen through our Arctic Graduate School for Doctoral students, and by creating a network of and for associated researchers. We coordinate these researchers, organise activities, and work toward a better collaboration between researchers and society to achieve our sustainable development goals in the Arctic.
The theme of Arctic Forum 2025 is "Food, transitions and Indigenous knowledges".
Here you can find all researchers at Umeå University, associated with the Arctic Centre.
Apply to become an associated researcher at the Arctic Centre at Umeå University.
Here you can find information about funding opportunities for you and your Arctic-related activities.
Canadian Ambassador to Sweden, Jason LaTorre presented Canada’s newly launched Arctic Foreign Policy (AFP).
PhD candidate Lena Leimgruber presented her research on Arctic literature and speculative fiction.
Arctic Six Chair Danielle Wilde explores ways to reimagine the role of food and food practices in the Arctic.
Canadian Ambassador to Sweden, Jason LaTorre presented Canada’s newly launched Arctic Foreign Policy (AFP).
PhD candidate Lena Leimgruber presented her research on Arctic literature and speculative fiction.
Become an Arctic Six Fellow and develop your network within Arctic research and education! Deadline: 21 March.
Charlotta Svonni, postdoctoral researcher at Várdduo, has been awarded the IASC Indigenous Fellowship.
Climate change is expected to have far-reaching implications for livelihoods, infrastructure and environment.
