A pair of US-Greenland education partnerships get State Department funding
The University of Alaska Fairbanks, which leads both programs, said they would receive $3 million in federal funding.
Two recently announced educational partnerships between Greenlandic and American educational institutions will receive $3 million in U.S. State Department funding to “foster collaboration between education communities in the United States and Greenland, as well as expand mutual educational and economic opportunities,” according to the University of Alaska Fairbanks, which will lead both initiatives.
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