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Counting the official license, Jamk has been operating for 25 years this year. In connection with the anniversary year, University of Applied Sciences will reward its personnel with merit badges and a community award Jamk's a successful work community.
Through an innovation competition, YIT sought ecological solutions to replace the salts commonly used in dust control on gravel roads. A viable alternative may grow right along gravel roads.
DinexHackathon provided solutions, technologies and business partners for recovering and recycling the high value metals and critical elements from the liquid washcoat slurries and washing waters generated in the catalyst manufacturing process.
For the first time, significant actors in Finnish healthcare gathered for a national cyber security exercise at the Institute of Information Technology of Jamk University of Applied Sciences.
Fanshawe College has chosen Jamk University of Applied Sciences as a partner for the development of cybersecurity expertise. Jamk will provide Fanshawe College with a replica of the award-winning RGCE cyber training environment.
Finland is seen as one of the model countries for promoting the physical activity of children and young people. The physical activity scorecards have been reviewed at the International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress in Abu Dhabi.
The Finnish Information Security Association has chosen RGCE, a Realistic Global Cyber Environment developed by Jamk University of Applied Sciences, as the information security service for 2022.
The title of Fair Trade University commits the community to the values of fair trade and thus sustainable development.
With the Career Monitoring Survey, we survey the career paths of Jamk University of Applied Sciences graduates and the skills needed in working life. Answer and make an impact!
DinexHackathon aims to find solutions and technology which allows Dinex to reduce the amount of waste as well as recover the critical elements from the industrial residues. The aim of the Hackathon is to find more efficient solutions, technologies and business partners for recovering and recycling the high value metals and critical elements from the liquid washcoat slurries and washing waters generated in the catalyst manufacturing process.