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In the Cyber Capital project, the development areas of the authorities' cybercrime prevention expertise were identified more comprehensively than before, and the training content of cybercrime prevention was renewed using the knowledge accumulated during the project. The effort generated new expertise and strengthened international cooperation.
Jamk’s BBA alumni Marjo and Virpi Saastamoinen founded a Finnish‑Italian guesthouse in the lush mountain landscape of Lazio. At Jamk, the sisters built a determined path toward international entrepreneurship.
Licence to move! campaign week returns in honour of spring.
Dreaming of a career in choir conducting? Music studies at the Finnish Music Campus and Jamk opened the door for Kaisa Halmemies to a versatile career and international opportunities. Read more about the inspiring everyday work of a choir conductor.
Project Expert Frederico Cossa delivered a speech at the reception hosted by the Ambassador of Finland in Maputo. You can read the speech on this page.
How can digital technologies be integrated into higher education in ways that ensure learner-centered and high-quality learning? This question has also been at the heart of development work at the University of Rwanda’s College of Education and Rwanda Polytechnic, as part of the Digital Pedagogy Training.
The learning environment combining gamification, knowledge-based management and smart farming, and learning based on simulation pedagogy, has progressed to the piloting stage.
During 2025, the BERT project organized four co-creation workshops. Workshops provided a multidisciplinary development environment where higher education actors, students, and stakeholders developed solutions for higher education pedagogy.
BERT project recently hosted its Inclusive Higher Education Workshop at the University of Rwanda’s Regional Center of Excellence in Biomedical Engineering and E-Health (UR-CEBE) in Kigali from September 16 to 18, 2025.