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This year, the University launched a new research profiling area that seeks more comprehensive approaches to foster older people’s functional capacity and recovery from illnesses.

Recent Finnish studies show that frequent moderate-to-vigorous physical activity, good physical fitness, and a healthy diet support arterial health during childhood and adolescence.

In many municipalities in Finland, the number of children will decrease significantly in the coming years, whereas in growth centres the trend is characterised by an increase in the multilingual population.

The book "A Practical Course on Quantum Monte Carlo” covers the quantum Monte Carlo method. The book was written by Senior Researcher Vesa Apaja from the Department of Physics.

The Nordic Welfare Centre has just released an important new publication, Student councils and democratic participation in the Nordic region.

The IDEAL project uses visual research methods to highlight students' experiences.

JYU concluded the "Creative Approaches, Methods, and Practices in STEM Research, Innovation and Education" Summer School program, a dynamic five-day immersion that brought together Master's and Doctoral students from across the globe.

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

You still have time to come along - especially locals needed!

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.

Continuous learning at work is a hot topic, especially in today's demanding and fast-paced working life, but Professor Kaija Collin says that its links to well-being at work should be explored in more detail.

The School of Resource Wisdom (JYU.Wisdom), which promotes planetary well-being, appointed new research, education, and societal impact directors in the spring. Teea Kortetmäki, Mikael Puurtinen, and Sanna Karkulehto were selected for these roles.