Masters Degrees (Arctic)

The transition to green technologies and a low-carbon future is highly raw materials intensive. To address the mining related sustainability challenges, encountered especially in the Arctic areas, education of professionals must meet the new needs of the future. Read more

The aims of the course are to provide an understanding of key contemporary research problems in a range of disciplines in either the humanities and social sciences or physical sciences relating to the Arctic and Antarctica, and for students to undertake original research on a topic selected in consultation with members of staff. Read more

Throughout the course, you will develop your practical skills and theoretical understanding of contemporary measurements. You will do this by intertwining them with the reconstruction of past environments and behaviours. Read more

What is a city and who are the key actors in urban development? How do cultural, political and economic conditions define urban life? How can we develop… Read more

The EBIO department offers programs leading to the Master of Arts (MA) degree in a wide variety of biological disciplines, ranging from biogeochemistry to community ecology to evolutionary genetics and others. Read more

Carbon dioxide levels are at a record high. Plastics have impacted species throughout the food chain and have even been found trapped in arctic ice. Read more

Coastal Communities and Regional Development is an international, multidisciplinary master’s program on the development of rural and remote areas in the past and in the future. Read more

Geological Sciences is a research-oriented department affiliated with a number of research institutes and research centers, including the Cooperative Institute… Read more