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University news

10.9.2025

Get to know our international degree programmes at the Applicants Day on 9 October

Welcome to Applicants Day! Explore the English-taught bachelor’s and master's and programmes of the University of Jyväskylä at our online event on Thursday 9 October 2025!

Science news

10.9.2025

Director of the Central Finland LUMA Centre Tuomo Äkkinen: A single inspiring moment can ignite a passion for science

University Teacher Tuomo Äkkinen at the University of Jyväskylä is the new director of the Central Finland LUMA Centre. One goal is to get all departments of the faculty more involved in science education to achieve a unified approach.

Kataja Pyykkö

Technical Assistant

Hrit Roy

Postdoctoral Researcher

Project

Constructing subjectivities and futures in the assemblages of assessment in guidance counselling

In the AssemblEd project, we examine how assessment policies and practices, as well as various material elements, contribute to the construction of students' self-understandings and future orientations in the context of guidance counselling.

Open Science Centre Collections

Short overview of the collections managed by the Jyväskylä University Library and the University Museum.

Project

Meaningful Digital Evolution (MDE)

The MDE project examines how digital transformation affects meaningfulness and productivity. Together with Tampere University and partners, we create AI solutions that ease technostress and enable more focused, fulfilling digital work.

Dissertation news

9.9.2025

GraphoLearn - dynamic assessment enhanced intervention identifies children with dyslexia in Zambia (Munachaka)

The aim of this PhD thesis, to be examined at the University of Jyväskylä, was to assess whether the GraphoLearn is an effective dyslexia identification tool in Zambia.

Dissertations

26.11.2025 - 26.11.2025

26.11.2025 M.Sc. Denis Zhidkikh (Faculty of Information Technology, Computing and Education)

Denis Zhidkikh defends their doctoral dissertation “Self-Regulation and Student Success: Building a Data-Driven Approach to Understand Student Learning Behaviours in Computing Education”.