Research in Sami and Indigenous Peoples’ issues are a high priority at UiT The Arctic University of Norway.
Sami and Indigenous Peoples’ issues are a central part of research and teaching at the Centre for Sami Studies. This focus has been encouraged and developed since the Centre joined the Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Education in 2013.
Research at the Centre for Sami Studies focuses on local and global aspects of indigenous issues. It draws on extensive experience in Sami studies developed at UiT The Arctic University of Norway over many years.
We have 14 projects at our unit:
Fagseminar om Evalueringen av fagfornyelsen: oppsummering og avslutning
Indigenous Religion on Film: From Demonisation to Decolonisation in Sápmi
Role of Indigenous Knowledge in Disaster Management: A Case Study of Nepal
From Duty to Relationship: Defining Meaningful Consultation with Indigenous Peoples in Northern Saskatchewan
AQA–ENQA Workshop on Navigating Global Academic Opportunities
Historical gender- and sexual diversity is Saepmie/Sábme/Sápmi
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