University of the Arctic members
There are 5 member institutions of UArctic, 79 of which are educational institutions from the Arctic states (listed below). In addition, the University of the Highlands and Islands in Scotland is a member. The other institutions are mostly circumpolar indigenous organizations and research institutions.
Canada
| University of Manitoba | University of Northern British Columbia |
| University of Regina | University of Saskatchewan |
| University of Winnipeg | Vancouver Island University |
| Yukon College | |
Denmark
| Roskilde University | University of Greenland |
Finland
| Helsinki University of Technology | Kemi-Tornio University of Applied Sciences |
| University of Oulu | University of Turku |
Iceland
| Iceland University of Education | University of Akureyri |
Norway
| University of Nordland | |
| Harstad University College | Narvik University College |
| Sámi University College | University of Tromsø |
| University Centre in Svalbard | Northern Feminist University[1] |
Russia
| Buryat State University[2] | |
| Murmansk State Technical University[3] | |
| Syktyvkar State University[4] | Technical Institute Yakutsk State University |
| Ukhta State Technical University[5] | Yakutsk Agricultural Academy[6] |
| Ural Federal University[7] | |
| Northern State Medical University[8] | |
Sweden
| Luleå University of Technology | Mid Sweden University |
United Kingdom
| University of Aberdeen |
United States
| Antioch University New England | Dartmouth College | Ilisagvik College | University of Alaska Anchorage |
| University of Alaska Fairbanks | University of Maine | University of Washington | |
References
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