The Nansen Legacy actively works for recruiting a new generation of Arctic scientists and technologists starting with the education of undergraduates and Master students.

MSc students​

Alexander Dürr Libæk

MSc/Alumnus, Physical oceanography

UiB

Allegra Liltved

MSc/Alumna, Paleoceanography

UiB

Amalie M. B. Gravelle

MSc, Ecotoxicology

UiO

Andreas Jortveit

MSc, Plankton ecology

UiO

Angelo Ciambelli

MSc, Plankton ecology

UiT

Anjali Gopakumar

MSc/Alumna, Ecotoxicology

UiO

Anne Mol

MSc, Marine microbiology

UNIS

Eli Ruud Dankel

MSc, Plankton ecology

UiO

Hanna Myhre Walbækken

MSc, Plankton ecology

UiO

Iliana Vasiliki Ntinou

MSc, Plankton ecology

UiB

Julie Sortland

MSc, Oceanography

UiT

Khrystyna Gry

MSc, Plankton ecology

UiO

Laura Maria Kull

MSc, Marine chemistry

NTNU

Leah Strople

MSc/Alumna, Ecotoxicology

UiB

Lia Francisca Hermannsdörfer

MSc/Alumna, Atmosphere dynamics

MET

Malin Lunde

MSc/Alumna, Biogeochemistry

UiB

Marius F. Maurstad

MSc, Population genetics

UiO

Martin Skaugset

MSc/Alumnus, Marine technology

NTNU

Matthew Adams

MSc, Marine chemistry

NTNU

Nathalie Calvet

MSc, Invertebrate taxonomy

UiT

Silje Mortensen

MSc, Food web modelling

UiT

Simon Kline

MSc/Alumnus, Plankton ecology

UiO

Simon Lefevere

MSc/Alumnus, Paleoceanography

UiB

Sine-Sara Astad

MSc, Plankton ecology

UNIS

Truls Pedersen

MSc, Food web modelling

UiT