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The University of Jyväskylä was placed 401–600 in the latest THE Impact Ranking, which is an assessment of universities’ societal impact, sustainability and responsibility. In 2024, JYU was ranked between 301 and 400.

The nomination of Jouko Korppi-Tommola is recognition of his long-term, impressive and pioneering work for Finnish photonics and Photonics Finland. Korppi-Tommola has been working in the Laser Laboratory of the University of Jyväskylä, since 1985.

Global Research Institute for Finnish Education (GRIFE) Special Interest Group (SIG) STE(A)M

Marketing researchers from JSBE explain how digital marketing can be used to encourage responsible consumption.

Movi's summer school brought a group of international students and teachers to Jyväskylä in June.

When you suffer an ankle injury, you expect pain and difficulty moving, but did you know that your brain also changes the way it processes movement?

A Nordic study highlights the need to develop structures for participation and to support the growth of children and young people as active citizens at a time when democracy is facing new challenges.

A recent qualitative study at the University of Jyväskylä’s Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences explored the various conceptions of osteoarthritis.

Researcher Pekka Niittynen has been granted in Academy Research Fellowship funding explores how shrinking snow cover affects local climates, biodiversity, and ecosystem functions. The Research Council of Finland awarded funding to four Academy Projects.

In accordance with the proposal made by the faculties, the Board decided that student intake for bachelor’s and master’s studies in student admissions for 2026 will be a total of 3,998 students.

In his doctoral dissertation, Rafael Sayous studied the equidistribution of divergent orbits in two distinct mathematical settings. Sayous completes a Dual Doctorate between the Université Paris-Saclay and the University of Jyväskylä.