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Freshwater pearl mussel is a very endangered, demanding and sensitive species, which survives only in gravel-bottom rivers with clear and oxygen-rich water. The mussels still live in many rivers but their larvae can survive in only a few of them.

The University of Jyväskylä is involved in the SafeNet project and their responsibility is predicting the current and future diversity of primary and old-growth forests. SafeNet launched on 01 February 2025 and will run for four and a half years.

In her doctoral dissertation, M.Sc. (Econ.) Maija Lähteenkorva examines how sustainability education in business schools can be advanced through practice-integrated learning and cross-sector collaboration.

The Research Council of Finland has granted researchers at the University of Jyväskylä a total of nearly 2 million euros in funding from the RCF programme on sport science (ACTIVE).

A key to a supportive academic community is that its members feel that possible ethically challenging situations, such as feelings of unfairness related to funding or work positions, are properly addressed, writes Anna Rönkä and Katja Kokko from JYU.

IT Faculty researchers were awarded at one of the top conferences in the world in the field of information technology.

Doctoral Researcher Mirja Tevio has developed an alternative method for producing theoretical predictions. Compared to traditional methods, this approach involves less model-dependent theoretical uncertainty.

In her doctoral dissertation, Justina Davolyte investigated how teachers’ and parents’ support can help children to be more effective with difficult school tasks.

Liliya Martynova

On a scale of 1–10, how would you rate your experience at the University of Jyväskylä? Would you recommend us warmly to your friends, or is there something that could be improved?

FM Magnus Enlunds doktorsavhandling belyser svenskösterbottningars erfarenheter av emigration under en längre tidsperiod.