News from the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

This dissertation examines how Iranian English teachers responded to major assessment reforms, revealing that meaningful change toward Assessment for Learning is possible when professional development aligns with classroom realities.

YTM Mari Huttunen’s doctoral dissertation examines competing interpretations of the concept of the Responsibility to Protect in the framework of the United Nations.

Do you enjoy music? Take part in a fun scientific study by the University of Jyväskylä and explore your musical preferences!

MA Malinen’s article dissertation shows that simulated racing, sim racing, raised its status and media visibility especially during pandemic restrictions as a continuation of motorsports and a form of competitive gaming.

JYU.Well is seeking interns from different scientific fields for summer jobs in development and support tasks related to citizen science in wellbeing.

Large review suggests any influence of music during exercise depends on factors like exercise intensity and participant characteristics.

The University of Jyväskylä is conducting research into learning and interaction. Information is forthcoming on children's perceptions of learning English, interaction between humans and dogs, and the critical thinking skills required of teachers.

Shailendra Rai’s doctoral research shows that eco social approaches and nature based activities significantly strengthen migrants’ wellbeing, social connection, and sense of belonging.

Would you like to work as a conference assistant? The Wisdom Days conference is looking for volunteers to help make the event possible. Come and join us!

Business Finland has granted funding to a research project by the Universities of Turku and Jyväskylä entitled FUNMERSIVE – Transformative and scalable customer engagement through immersive fun.

MA Edwin Nfor explores in his doctoral dissertation how professional journalists navigate an environment that increasingly intersects with citizen journalism, digital platforms and political control.

The School of Resource Wisdom at the University of Jyväskylä has published a new issue of Wisdom Letters (2/2025) focusing on the sustainability implications of demolition and preservation in the built environment.