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Advisory Group for Nordic Co-operation on Higher Education (HØGUT): HØGUT will improve and develop joint Nordic educational co-operation for all education and training above upper secondary school level. HØGUT is also responsible for the educational action scheme NORDPLUS.
Agreement on admission to higher education between Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden
Co-ordinating Committee for Nordic Studies Abroad: The Co-ordinating Committee for Nordic Studies Abroad works to promote language teaching in the Nordic countries, in Nordic culture and social conditions as well as to increase interest for the Nordic countries in foreign universities and in society in general. The Committee, a body under the Nordic Council of Ministers, gives an economic contribution to joint Nordic events initiated by teachers at the institutions.
Collection of links for Nordic dictionaries: Links to websites with Nordic dictionaries
Culture, Education and Training Committee: The Nordic Council Culture and Education Committee deals with issues and is responsible for the development of political initiatives in culture and education, including matters of language co-operation, new media, competence development and innovation in education.
Det nordiska universitetsadministratörssamarbetet (NUAS): Det nordiska universitetsadministratörssamarbetet, NUAS, har som mål att bidra till bättre fungerande universitet och stärka gemenskapen mellan de nordiska universitetsadministratörerna.
EDDA Norden: EDDA Norden is a Nordic art education network under the auspices of Nordplus. The first plans for this Nordic network of institutions that offer training for art teachers were laid in March 1996. This took place at a meeting in Konstfack, Stockholm.
European Humanities University i Vilnius: The European Humanities University (EHU) is a Belarusian university in exile based in Vilnius, Lithuania.
European Humanities University Trust Fund: The EHU Trust Fund is the main channel for donor support to the European Humanities University.
Geneva School: The Geneva School aims to increase the community and understanding of Nordic co-operation, increase knowledge of ILO and its overarching work as well as increase knowledge of globalisation and internationalisation.
Globalisation Co-operation: The climate, environment and energy, research, education, training and innovation, cross-border freedom of movement and a higher profile for the Nordic countries are areas all the Nordic governments will prioritise in future in order to face up to the challenges posed by globalisation and thus create new opportunities for the Nordic region.
Nordic College of Caring Science: The aim of the Nordic association "Nordic College of Caring Science" (NCCS) is to promote scientific development within the interdisciplinary field which forms the basis for all nursing/caring activity. This science involves the study of the genuine laws and logical connections that govern human conditions in health, illness, life-long disablement and impending death as well as the conditions for the prevention of ill-health
Nordic Committee of Senior Officials for Education & Research (EK-U)
Nordic Council of Ministers for Education and Research (MR-U): The Nordic governments' co-operation in the field of research and education is led by the Nordic ministers of education and research, MR-U. The council of ministers works to ensure that the Nordic Region maintains a leading position the field of knowledge and competencies.
Nordic Journal of Nursing Research: The Nordic Journal of Nursing Research (Vård i Norden) is a Nordic research journal published by Nordic Nurses Federation (NNF). It communicates knowledge about nursing, nursing research and development as a means of raising the standard and quality of nursing. The Nordic Journal of Nursing Research allows nurses from the Nordic countries to publish scientific articles and short papers in Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and English. The journal targets nurses engaged in research, management, education, nurses in clinical practice and persons interested in development and research within nursing.
Nordic Journalist Centre: The Nordic Journalist Centre will create and maintain interest in the media for Nordic affinity and cultural community. This goal is reached by courses, seminars and other competence building initiatives.
Nordic Nurses Federation (NNF): The Nordic Nurses Federation (NNF) is a regional co-operative body made up of the following Nordic nursing organisations: The Danish Nurses' Organization (DNO), the Finnish Nurses' Association (FNA), the Faroese Nurses' Association (FNA), the Icelandic Nurses' Association (INA), the Norwegian Nurses' Organisation (NNO) and the Nurse Section of the Swedish Association of Health Professionals. NNF was founded in 1920 and represents over 300,000 Nordic nurses.
Nordic Summer University (NSU): The Nordic Summer University is a Nordic network for research and interdisciplinary studies. The goal is to provide researchers and students with a good platform for the exchange and development of new ideas.
Nordkurs - courses in the Nordic languages and literature: Study language and literature in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland as well as the Faroe Islands or Greenland. The 3-week courses take place from May to August and are organised by the various universities in the Nordic countries.
NORDTEK - nätverk för tekniska universitet, högskolor och fakultet: NORDTEK är ett nätverkssamarbete mellan rektorerna och dekanerna för de tekniska universiteten, högskolornn och fakulteterna i Norden. Nätverket skall genom samarbete utveckla de enskilda medlemmarnas konkurrenskraft i den internationella utbildnings- och forskningsmarknaden samt utveckla samarbetet med det nordiska näringslivet.

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