Study News

University Services has started preparations for the tendering and procurement of printing services. The University’s own printing operations will end during spring 2026 and JYU will start purchasing printing services from an external service provider.

In celebration of Jyväskylä Pride Week, rainbow flags were flown in front of the Lähde Library and the Liikunta building. The rainbow flags were stolen from flagpoles during the night between Friday, September 5, and Saturday, September 6.

How do you feel about studying at the University of Jyväskylä? What works, what doesn't? What could be done differently? Join us for a casual session to discuss these and more with other students!

The twelfth Conferment of Degrees Ceremony of the University of Jyväskylä will be held on 22–24 May 2026.

Due to cost pressures, the subscription to Clarivate’s literature reference database Web of Science will end starting January 1, 2026.

Are you interested in using AI in your studies or future career? Whether you’re new to it or already experimenting with tools like ChatGPT or Copilot, this course will help you use AI effectively, creatively, and ethically in your studies and future caree

Third-year students of physical education are practicing gym instruction as part of their studies, and you now have the opportunity to participate in personal gym training at the L-building gym.

The struggles of queer people is not a recent issue – they had to navigate between discrimination and empowerment long before the word queer was even established in this context. Still, many of their stories remain untold.

We are looking for one FORTHEM Student Council member to represent JYU for the next two years.

The University of Jyväskylä welcomes its international students with a unique academic culture focused on student autonomy and collaboration.

Academic study skills website helps you develop your study abilities and strengthens your academic expertise.

The next FORTHEM Campus is organised by the University of Latvia during the spring semester 2026 with the theme Resilient Minds, Sustainable Lives