Student Travel Program

Our immersive student travel program offers a unique opportunity to learn beyond the classroom by engaging directly with Greenland’s culture, environment, and communities.

Explore Greenland's Rich Culture and Lifestyle

Designed for academic enrichment and real-world insight, the program focuses on key areas of study:

Geopolitics of Greenland

Gain a deeper understanding of Greenland’s geopolitical importance, its autonomy, and its evolving role in global affairs.

Greenland is the world’s largest island, strategically located between North America and Europe.
Home-rule was granted in 1979, with expanded self-government in 2009.
Participants explore how Greenland navigates autonomy, Arctic sovereignty, and global diplomacy with world powers such as the U.S., Denmark, and China.

Arctic Business

Learn about the unique challenges and opportunities of doing business in the Arctic, with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

Learn how Greenland balances tradition and innovation in emerging sectors.
Tourism and fishing make up over 90% of the country’s exports.
Engage with local entrepreneurs and industry experts on sustainable development and the challenges of operating in remote Arctic conditions.

Industry Focus

Examine key economic sectors, their practices, and how they support both livelihoods and sustainable development in Greenland.

Fishing contributes roughly 95% of Greenland’s export economy, mostly shrimp and halibut.
Tourism has grown by more than 30% over the past 5 years, with a strong focus on ecotourism and cultural experiences.
Get a behind-the-scenes look at both industries, including sustainability efforts, community impact, and job creation.

Climate Change Impact

Explore firsthand how climate change is affecting Greenland’s ice sheet, environment, and communities through field-based learning.

Greenland’s ice sheet holds enough water to raise global sea levels by 7 meters if fully melted.
Students gain real-world insight into environmental science, policy, and indigenous resilience.

Immersive Itineraries Include:

Cultural Experiences

Dive into Greenland’s living heritage through hands-on cultural activities. Join traditional celebrations, learn local crafts, and build meaningful connections with Greenlandic communities.

Workshops & Educational Excursions

Take part in interactive workshops and site-based learning in areas such as Arctic policy, sustainability, indigenous knowledge, and the environment—all led by local experts and educators.

Industry Visits

Step inside Greenland’s key industries. Visit fishing facilities, tourism hubs, and small businesses to understand how Greenland’s economy operates in a changing Arctic landscape.

Outdoor Adventures

Explore the wild side of Greenland with hikes, fjord excursions, and wildlife encounters. These activities not only build environmental awareness but also strengthen leadership and resilience.

Volunteering & Networking Events

Give back through community-driven volunteer projects and expand your global perspective at networking events with youth leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals working across the Arctic region.

Curious about anything?

Feel free to reach out! Our team is here to help with any inquiries or concerns you may have. Contact us for more information and personalized assistance.