Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥

Academic knowledge and expertise is made available to society through education, research, and business collaboration. Director Jukka Lerkkanen reflects on why the university is now particularly focused on fostering partnerships.

What kind of studies do you need? What are your goals? How do you learn best? Every learning path is different. Personalisation is what makes learning meaningful.

Director Jukka Lerkkanen has been re-elected for another term on the Supervisory Board of EADTU, the European Association of Distance Teaching Universities.

We have been offering open university education for four decades now. Many things have changed, but the core issues remain. We offer everyone opportunities for learning, insight and skills development, openly and in line with the University's curricula.

Services for students by the Student Service Desk

JYUOpen is part of a new European-wide project focused on developing the role of generative AI in higher education.

When it is dark and below freezing outside, fitness enthusiasts feel it in their bodies. Three expert in exercise physiology explain how cold weather impacts our physical performance

Gain insight into biodiversity loss with two online Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ courses, free of charge. Flexible study is available to you right now, through JYUOpen!

The alumni study right of students graduating after 1 August 2023 from the Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥ is expanding in duration and scope.

A new free-of-charge Nature Under Threat course has been released, complementing JYUOpen's well-received sustainability studies.

Delegates from a German partner university added to JYU's international atmosphere last week with their week-long visit. Staff mobility is seen as a worthwhile way to promote the development of international competences.

In spring 2023, JYU Open University introduces two new courses on how and why species and ecosystems are increasingly becoming threatened, and how threat status is assessed. Nature Under Threat courses are free of charge.