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Seminaarinmäki Campus Heritage Evenings in November 2025 welcome you to enjoy presentations about the Seminaarinmäki Campus history and heritage. Each event includes also a workshop where participants can share their own memories and experiences.

Jyväskylä Book Fair brings together literature enthusiasts at the Paviljonki Event Center on November 22–23, 2025. University's Science for All activities will be at the event – check out our stage program and come and visit our stand!

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In November, the presenter is Visiting Fellow Thomas White from the University of Oxford.

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In October, the presenter is University teacher Ossi Laaksamo.

YTM Ossi Laaksamo defends their doctoral dissertation in Social Work "Jätteen ja aktivoinnin jäljillä. Etnografinen tutkimus kuntouttavan työtoiminnan paikantumisesta osana ekososiaalista siirtymää".

A European science event, Researchers' Night, will take over the Ä¢¹½Ö±²¥'s campuses on Friday 26 September 2025 as part of the City of Light event. During the day and evening, there will be a varied programme for knowledge seekers of all a

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In September, the presenter is doctoral researcher Orsolya Tuba.

The recent book "What is wisdom and can it be taught?" suggests ways to teach wisdom in higher education. But can wisdom really be taught? Professor emeritus Stephen Kemmis and Associate professor Antti Saari offer their views.

Welcome to this concert raising funds for work that benefits children, youth and nature. Two Finnish bands, Outi ja olevaiset and Lempivärit will perform.

The Home of Wisdom Coffee Conversations are open events where you can learn and discuss about different topics related to planetary well-being. In August, the presenter is associate professor Heather Boetto from Charles Sturt University, Australia.

In his presentation JYU Visiting Fellow S. A. Hamed Hosseini from the University of Newcastle, Australia will introduce the Well-Living Paradigm as a radical alternative to mainstream discourses on well-being.