Editing The Arctic University of Norway (section)

==Buildings & architecture==
===Campus Tromsø===
{{div col|colwidth=20em}}
University Campus Brevika in Tromsø consists of total 34 buildings and objects.
*Administration building, 1989 (John Kristoffersen Arkitektkontor AS)
*Arctic Biology building, 1993 (Arkitektkontoret Amundsen AS)
*Ardna
*Breivang building, 1951 / renovated 2016 (Arkitektkontoret Amundsen AS)
*Breivika III, 1983 (Arkitektkontoret Dalsbøe & Østgaard AS / Borealis Arkitekter AS)
*Exact Sciences (Realfag) building, 1978 (John Kristoffersen Arkitektkontor)
*Lower and Upper Gazebo buildings (Nedre og Øvre Lysthus), 1991 (Blå strek arkitekter AS)
*Medical and Health Faculty building, 1991 (Borealis Arkitekter AS & John Kristoffersen Arkitektkontor AS)
*Museum Botanical Unit (Kvaløyvegen 30), built in 1952 as aquarium (Reidar Kolstrand), taken by museum in 1959, converted to Marine biology station in 1982 (Eigill Hallset), rebuilt and restored in 1999.
*Natural Sciences ({{lang|no|Naturfag}}) building, 1974, extended 1988, restored and rebuilt 2003 (A2-arkitektkontor AS, by architect MNAL Øyvind Ragde, Aall & Løkeland AS Redevelopment: Paul Pincus, Borealis AS)
*Norwegian College of Fishery Science, 1994 (Steinsvik Arkitektkontor AS)
*Northern Lights Observatory, 1971 (Terje Jacobsen & Eigill Hallset)
**Northern Lights Planetarium / Science Centre of Northern Norway, 1989 (John Kristoffersen Arkitektkontor AS)
*Operations Centre, 1985 (Arkitektkontoret Dalsbøe & Østgaard AS)
*Pharmacy Building, 1998 (Borealis Arkitekter AS)
*Polar Museum
*Theoretical Subjects ({{lang|no|Teorifag}}) building, Houses 1-6, 2004 (Telje-Torp-Aasen Arkitektkontor AS)
*Tromsø University Museum, 1961 (Blakstad & Munthe-Kaas Arkitektkontor, Oslo)
*University Library, 1981 (Arkitektkontoret Dalsbøe & Østgaard AS in cooperation with Ark. MNAL Leif Olav Moen)
{{div col end}}