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Dissertation news
6.6.2025
In his doctoral dissertation, Senior Specialist at the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health and M.Sc. (Econ) Jarno Turunen investigated the effects of shift work characteristics on the sickness absence of shift workers.
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The Opening of the Academic Year is part of the University’s academic traditions.
Dissertations
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MSc Skylar Burg defends their doctoral dissertation "Unearthing the roots of symbiosis: Abiotic and biotic drivers of plant-microbial interactions”.
Dissertation news
5.6.2025
This dissertation explores rural communities that host asylum seekers. The central research question asks: "What are the meanings of place and locality in rural areas during the establishment and operation of a reception center?"
University news
5.6.2025
The members of the Young Academy Finland for the 2025-2029 term have been elected. The Board of the Finnish Academy of Sciences selects the members for a four-year term by a call for nominations from the Academy's scientific sub-groups
Science events
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Professor Iiro Jääskeläinen (Aalto University) will give a lecture on classification of EEG signals to disclose specific brain states under naturalistic stimulus/task conditions.
Alumni events
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This year 2025, we will celebrate 20 years since launching the first International Master’s Degree Programmes (IMDP) of the Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences at JYU.
Study news
5.6.2025
FORTHEM Student Driven Project
Study news
5.6.2025
Library learning materials are on the For Students website
Study news
5.6.2025
Library learning materials are on the For Students website
Science events
Public lectures, seminars and round tables
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In his presentation JYU Visiting Fellow S. A. Hamed Hosseini from the University of Newcastle, Australia will introduce the Well-Living Paradigm as a radical alternative to mainstream discourses on well-being.