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Health sciences students Heikki Laaksonen and Oskari Ojaniemi are gaining hands-on experience in an international research project SmartCHANGE.

Jamk University of Applied Sciences (Jamk) and the Ministry of Defence of Finland signed a partnership agreement on 13.02.2025. The agreement is a continuation of the partnership of the previous twelve years.

Jamk's alumna Tiia Manninen's business studies took her via Jyväskylä to Reykjavik, Harvard and Uganda. Today, she works as a consultant and encourages everyone to take advantage of the opportunities offered by studies for internationalisation.

At the end of 2024, Jamk designed and implemented a very successful digital pedagogical training in Kigali, Rwanda.

Do you play Counter-Strike 2 or Valorant? Are you interested in factors that influence your in-game performance and ways to improve it?

The City of Jyväskylä announces that decisions regarging the letter of intent will be postponed until March, and with it any decisions on changes in Jamk's ownership arrangements will be postponed until early autumn 2025.

Bioeconomy business accelerator BioBoosters by Jamk has launched an innovation competition (hackathon) in collaboration with YIT, aiming to develop sustainable solutions for road de-icing.

Jamk University of Applied Sciences is implementing a project aimed at enhancing the skills of vocational teachers and strengthening the work-related learning in Kenya. It is part of the Youth Employment and TVET in Kenya program.

The clarification, which is planned to be completed this spring, will review the opportunities to deepen higher education cooperation through the ownership arrangements.

In 2024, Jamk University of Applied Sciences saw the highest number of graduates in its history.