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In this lecture, Bones will examine the strategic importance of Svalbard from a historical perspective, focusing in particular on the roles played by the United States and the Soviet Union/Russia.

How does the warfare in Ukraine impact upon Russia’s posture in the Arctic, and what are the implications for Norway?

Thinking of applying for UNIS but still have questions about how to apply, studies on Svalbard or maybe your application? Let our team of study advisers help you on the way.

Join our webinar to learn more about the various courses offered at UNIS and what it is like to study in the High Arctic.

From 13-14 November the students of UNIS invite all students to join the Student-led Conference on Polar Environments, a conference by and for students. Register for the conference before 15 September!

Our application web have now opened for the next spring semester. Apply before 1 October to join our spring courses in 2027.

Det er med stor sorg UNIS har mottatt budskapet om at Hans Majestet Kong Harald V døde fredag 28. august kl. 06.35. Vi minnes med takknemlighet hans mangeårige interesse for UNIS, Svalbard og den kunnskapen og forskningen som skapes i Arktis.

CAFE serves as a strategic hub for educational development at UNIS. Through seed funding, professional development, certification tools for field skills, and the revival of key educational activities, the centre will strengthen educational quality and collegial collaboration across UNIS.

The project will generate knowledge that is directly relevant for environmental protection and management on Svalbard by improving understanding of the processes controlling mercury (Hg) transformation, bioaccumulation, and biomagnification in freshwater ecosystems.

Four marine biologists from UNIS are joining the very first expedition of the Arctic Ocean 2050 research programme. Before departure, we met Associate Professor Arunima Sen and PhD candidate Carla López Mateo to learn what they will be searching for nearly 4,000 metres below the surface, and why this expedition marks an important milestone for both UNIS and Norwegian polar research.