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Project
Math Buzz
Project
Playing for Democracy is a multidisciplinary research project examining how a research-based serious game can enhance adolescents’ digital civic literacy and resilience to disinformation.
Alumni events
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Join us in Delhi (17 April) or Bangalore (22 April) for events bringing together fellow alumni of Finnish higher education as well as new offer holders interested in studying in Finland.
Study news
25.3.2026
The University will participate in WWF’s Earth Hour on 28 March 2026.
Study news
25.3.2026
The StudyPlus project's goal is to provide a smooth, meaningful, and expertise-building academic path, as well as equal opportunities for all students to succeed in their studies.
Dissertations
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M.Sc. Antti Laihonen defends their doctoral dissertation "Production and consumption of methane by living trees and deadwood in boreal coniferous forests”.
Dissertations
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M.Sc. Rezeda Gayfullina defends their doctoral dissertation "Structure–Property Relationships in Lanthanide-based Systems: From Single-Molecule Magnets to Dual Functional Complexes”.
University news
25.3.2026
The results of QS World University Rankings by Subject 2026 have been released. Among the University of Jyväskylä’s disciplines, sport and health sciences remained in the world’s top 100, ranking 45th.
Dissertations
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M.Sc. Janne Yliharju defends their doctoral dissertation "4D X-ray Tomographic Methods for Industrial Applications - Water Transport in Bentonite and Characterisation of 3D-printed Filters”.
Project
The Katve project examines older adults’ service pathways into gerontological social work, as well as the tasks and collaboration that emerge among social workers at different stages of these pathways.
Science news
25.3.2026
In April 2026, a study aimed at investigating the development of physiological resilience related to long-term endurance performance through additional endurance or strength training starts.