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As part of the BERT Project, our research team has conducted a thorough analysis of the landscape of inclusive education in East Africa.
The RADIC project (Rehabilitation for all through digital innovation and new competencies) of the Institute of Rehabilitation made a significant opening when the key material of the project was translated into Swahili and published on Jamk's website.
Jamk University of Applied Sciences and Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine (SJTUSM) have signed agreement in 2024 on cooperation in health care field, which concerns the Jamk’s master degree programme in Advanced Practice Nursing (APN) in cooperation with SJTUSM.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a glimpse of the future; it's transforming how we live, work, and interact today. For the 1.3 billion people with disabilities globally, it represents a gateway to independence, inclusion, and dignity.
Kari-Pekka Murtonen, Head of Global Action at the JAMK Institute of Rehabilitation, had the special opportunity to meet the President Alexander Stubb, who was on a state visit to Tanzania.
Digi Champions training programme continued its journey in Kigali, Rwanda. This face-to-face training was led by Sami Suhonen and Jussi Savolainen from TAMK, while colleagues from Jamk participated online.
The SportsComp project’s three e-learning courses developed in Work Package 3 are ready. Development of the courses took place during a 9-month period, between June 2024 - March 2025.
Group Manager Anssi Ylönen's active involvement as an alumnus and his long-term and diverse collaboration with Jamk were decisive in his selection as Jamk University of Applied Sciences' Alum of the Year 2025.
Health sciences students Heikki Laaksonen and Oskari Ojaniemi are gaining hands-on experience in an international research project SmartCHANGE.