Research work is one of the cornerstones in the operations of the University of Akureyri
The project strengthens collaboration among Icelandic universities, enhancing Arctic research capacity, addressing climate challenges, and fostering international scientific cooperation for sustainable solutions.
Northern and Arctic Communities Emergency Management and Preparedness - strengthens resilience in Northern communities through self-assessment, planning, and collaboration to improve emergency response and post-disaster recovery.
A case study in South Greenland investigates social and economic inequalities in Nanortalik, Narsaq, and Qaqortoq. The research focuses on internal structures, issues, and challenges in the Arctic region that perpetuate power imbalances and unequal economic outcomes.
Interdisciplinary research on climate change, permafrost, pollution and health, and adaptation in Arctic coastal communities.
The University of Akureyri Research Centre is an independent unit within the University of Akureyri.
The Institute of Health Science Research (HHA) is a joint forum for the employees of Akureyri Hospital (SAk) and the University of Akureyri (UNAK).
The Icelandic Tourism Research Centre is operated by the University of Akureyri, University of Iceland, Hólar University College, Icelandic Travel Industry Association and Icelandic Tourist Board.
The purpose of the Research Centre Against Violence is to strengthen research and increase knowledge of the manifestations of violence, its consequences and ways to eliminate it.
The Fisheries Science Centre of the University of Akureyri (SHA) is under the School of Business and Science at the University. The Fisheries Science Centre is intended to strengthen ties between the University and industry.
A number of academics work at the University of Akureyri and pursue diverse research projects. Here, you can search for academics by field of specialty:
Learn more about the work and life of our scientists in a series of interviews:
