Explore research strategies across the Kingdom of Denmark, as well as the international agreement on Arctic research between Denmark and seven other Arctic states.
Denmark's Research Strategy: Strategic Priorities for Research and Innovation 2026-2029
The Faroe Islands's Research Strategy: The Faroe Islands in the Arctic
Greenland's Research Strategy: Research: The road to progress 2022-2030
The report 'Research from, in, and about Greenland, 2015–2024' provides an overview of research output, scholarly priorities, international collaboration patterns, and the geographical distribution of research activities in Greenland. It is the first major data-driven and quantitative mapping of a decade of research related to Greenland.
The mapping was prepared by the Danish Centre for studies in Research and Research policy at Aarhus University on behalf of Arctic Hub and was published in 2026.
Report: Research from, in og about Greenland, 2015–2024
The agreement between Denmark and the seven other Arctic states entered into force on 23 May 2018. The agreement aims to enhance international research cooperation and facilitate cross-border movement of researchers, scientific data, and research equipment throughout the Arctic region.
The agreement was concluded under the auspices of the Arctic Council, whose members comprise of the Kingdom of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Finland, the United States, Canada and Russia.
Agreement on Enhancing International Arctic Scientific Cooperation (Arctic Council's website)
Title: Senior Adviser
Email: hki@ufm.dk
Phone: +45 7231 8246
Title: Senior Advisor
Email: Ibp@ufm.dk
Phone: +45 72 31 80 74
