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Over 120 government officials developed their technical and collaborative skills in the National Cyber Exercise (KYHA). The second KYHA in 2025 took place from 12 to 16 May at the IT Institute at the Jamk University of Applied Sciences.

A joint safety exercise was carried out at the Finnish Music Campus on Pitkäkatu in Jyväskylä on Thursday 15 May, from 9 am to 1 pm.

Jamk is involved in the development of vocational education and training in Ukraine through the Bridge2Skills project. The project has been prepared in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, and will be implemented from the development cooperation appropriations of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in 2024–2026. The total value of the project is EUR 2.2 million, and the consortium is led by the Häme University of Applied Sciences.

On Thursday 15 May, a joint safety exercise between Gradia, Jamk University of Applied Sciences and the authorities will be carried out at the Finnish Music Campus in Jyväskylä.

Opin.fi is a joint service of Finnish universities and universities of applied sciences with a diverse selection of open higher education studies on a single site. Opin.fi has already been joined by 29 Finnish institutions, including Jamk.

The international TechCoach project is to enhance farmers' capacity to adopt Smart Crop Farming technologies by leveraging multi-actor advisory systems and collaborative innovation.

The PalcNet project has reached a major milestone with guiding the development of courses and training programmes for nursing educators based on a validated competence framework for palliative care, specifically adapted to the Chinese healthcare context.

The programme connects agritech startups with Nordic farms, creating an invaluable opportunity for both parties. Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences coordinates the EIT Food Test Farms programme in the Nordic region for 2025.

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.

Jamk is now the fifth largest University of Applied Sciences in Finland in terms of turnover. The volume of RDI activities is the second highest in the Finnish UAS'. The number of degrees also rose in 2024 to highest in Jamk's history.