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How do we teach artificial intelligence?

How do we teach artificial intelligence?

Staff at the University of Akureyri receive a grant to develop AI educational materials for upper secondary schools
Over 400 people attended a successful symposium

Over 400 people attended a successful symposium

A Successful Symposium on Search and Rescue and Changing Security Dynamics in the Arctic
The academic wanderer who only listens to musicians whose names start with B

The academic wanderer who only listens to musicians whose names start with B

Our Scientists - Sunna Kristín Símonardóttir
Local education is a key driver of development

Local education is a key driver of development

The partnership between the University of Akureyri and Reykjavík University continues to strengthen student performance in North and East Iceland
UNAK Praised for Innovative Teaching of Roman Law

UNAK Praised for Innovative Teaching of Roman Law

A New Intellectual Collaboration with the Faroe Islands
UNAK representitives at Arctic Circle forum in Rome

UNAK representitives at Arctic Circle forum in Rome

Sara Fusco and Rachael Lorna Johnstone represent the Polar Law programme at the Arctic Circle Rome Forum
New publication on Reconciliation in Greenland

New publication on Reconciliation in Greenland

Rachael Lorna Johnstone, Professor at the Faculty of Law, Renata Colwell, LLM in Polar Law, and Astrid Nonbo Andersen, Senior Researcher at the Danish Institute for International Justice have just published a new article on the goals of the Greenland Reconciliation Commission.
Regular issue of Nordicum-Mediterraneum

Regular issue of Nordicum-Mediterraneum

Scholarly articles and peer-reviewed abstracts of the talks and posters
UNAK leads major new project on the future of tourism businesses

UNAK leads major new project on the future of tourism businesses

Awarded funding for the Erasmus+ project Next GEN Tourism 2025–2027