University Of The Arctic Governance
The University of the Arctic is governed by a rather complex structure, where the member institutions are represented through various mechanisms. It has evolved steadily since the organization's founding in 2001, with the latest addition being the Rectors' Forum (2006).
Read more about University Of The Arctic Governance: The Council, Toyon, The Board of Governors, The President, The International Secretariat, The Rectors' Forum
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