Baltic University Programme wants to spread research findings within the Baltic Sea Region in order to widen the knowledge and open up the possibilities for research cooperation.
Research
Inter- and transdisciplinary approach plays a key role in finding sustainable development solutions and achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.
The BUP acts to streamline current research findings and innovative ideas, and to gain outreach and cross-field impact for these at our multidisciplinary and international events. Scientific publications are collected by the BUP Coordinating Secretariat at Uppsala University, Sweden.
BUP organizes events and distributes information according to 10 themes.
We strive towards creating opportunities for researchers at BUP participating universities to meet and cooperate with each other. We invite you to contribute by registering your research profile and current publications.
More about BUP for researchers on BUP Uppsala’s web page.
Projects
The Baltic University Programme Finland collaborate with different actors as a bridge between research, learning and society. In the projects questions concerning sustainable development and the Baltic Sea Region are in focus. Are you searching for an inspiring and competent project partner? We are open for new angels and collaborations.
Recent projects that the Baltic University Programme Finland has been involved in:
Cascade (1.1.2019–30.6.2021)
Community Safety Action for Supporting Climate Adaptation and Development, Cascade, deals with risk management of climate change at the city level in the Baltic Sea Region.
The role for Baltic University Programme was to ensure a continuity of all the material produced within Cascade. This resulted in a course curriculum for continuing education on university level, available on BUP Finland’s web page.
Baltic Science Network (2016–2019, 2019–2021)
The aim of the Baltic Science Network (BSN) was to provide science and research ministries of the Baltic Sea region states with an overall coordination framework to develop and implement science policy in a macro-regional dimension and to ensure a better representation of macro-regional interests on the EU level.