Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policyHelsinki University Library Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 7.3.2017 Higher education & science policy Angela Merkel, Sauli Niinistö and Irja Askola to receive honorary doctorates from the University of Helsinki The University of Helsinki will arrange three conferment ceremonies during spring 2017 to celebrate the centenary of Finland’s independence as... 6.3.2017 Language & culture The selection of archaeological research material should be re-evaluated All research requires decisions on how to restrict the material under study. The material included in an archaeological study is in many ways... 16.2.2017 Teaching & studying at the University Critical comparison of the Bible and the Quran Studying the Bible and the Quran side by side helps us understand that the two are fundamentally part of the same narrative tradition. 29.11.2016 Language & culture Early Christian rituals studied with a computer simulation Theology uses digital methods in many different ways, e.g., in ritual research. 21.9.2016 Society & economy Terror in the name of religion? A lack of basic understanding of religion promotes susceptibility to propaganda and radicalisation. 9.9.2016 Teaching & studying at the University Protecting the weak The new research and teaching project in urban theology seeks theological perspectives to solutions for social problems caused by urbanisation. 4.7.2016 Language & culture Irreligious or multireligious? The number of people who are irreligious or do not belong to a religion is growing steadily in the West. This does not mean that the... 3.3.2016 Language & culture Muslims and Islam are still Europe’s “Other” Both Islam and Europe are continuously changing and evolving. This change need not necessarily lead to hostility or closed borders. Rather than... 7.1.2016 Society & economy Compassion will revolutionise work Without compassion, there can be no human wellbeing or deep relationships. But can an organisation be both competitive and compassionate? PagesPrevious 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next
7.3.2017 Higher education & science policy Angela Merkel, Sauli Niinistö and Irja Askola to receive honorary doctorates from the University of Helsinki The University of Helsinki will arrange three conferment ceremonies during spring 2017 to celebrate the centenary of Finland’s independence as...
6.3.2017 Language & culture The selection of archaeological research material should be re-evaluated All research requires decisions on how to restrict the material under study. The material included in an archaeological study is in many ways...
16.2.2017 Teaching & studying at the University Critical comparison of the Bible and the Quran Studying the Bible and the Quran side by side helps us understand that the two are fundamentally part of the same narrative tradition.
29.11.2016 Language & culture Early Christian rituals studied with a computer simulation Theology uses digital methods in many different ways, e.g., in ritual research.
21.9.2016 Society & economy Terror in the name of religion? A lack of basic understanding of religion promotes susceptibility to propaganda and radicalisation.
9.9.2016 Teaching & studying at the University Protecting the weak The new research and teaching project in urban theology seeks theological perspectives to solutions for social problems caused by urbanisation.
4.7.2016 Language & culture Irreligious or multireligious? The number of people who are irreligious or do not belong to a religion is growing steadily in the West. This does not mean that the...
3.3.2016 Language & culture Muslims and Islam are still Europe’s “Other” Both Islam and Europe are continuously changing and evolving. This change need not necessarily lead to hostility or closed borders. Rather than...
7.1.2016 Society & economy Compassion will revolutionise work Without compassion, there can be no human wellbeing or deep relationships. But can an organisation be both competitive and compassionate?
