north2north partners meet in Fairbanks, Alaska
north2north institutional coordinators from around the Arctic and beyond will be gathering in Alaska for their biennial UArctic mobility program meeting on 21 and 22 May 2025. This year's meeting is hosted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF).
In addition to north2north institutional coordinators, the national north2north mobility program coordinators of Finland, Sweden, Kingdom of Denmark (Denmark, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands), Norway, and Canada will also be attending the meeting together with UArctic Vice-President Mobility. In total, 29 participants will get together in Alaska to discuss the latest developments of north2north and how the program is organized between the ten participating countries: USA, Canada, Iceland, Kingdom of Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Australia, France, and United Kingdom.
The north2north partners meetings that are organized every second year in a different Arctic region represent an excellent networking opportunity for the participants and give them the possibility to visit a new north2north institution and learn about the organization of UArctic. As part of the Fairbanks program, the participants will also have a UAF campus tour and visit the University Museum of the North, with focus on Alaska Indigenous culture, and UAF's Large Animal Research Station.
Highlights from the north2north partners meeting program
- Networking: Focused Areas of Cooperation
- north2north Application Process
- Expanding Mobility Participation
- north2north Funding Opportunities
- UArctic Fundraising Activities
- Waiver Allocations & Reducing Cancellations
- north2north Mobility Guidelines
- Role of the north2north Coordinator