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> 27.5.2021 Nordic welfare news Research projects seek answers to how societal decision-making can benefit from collaboration Professor Stefan Sjöblom has been granted nearly 480,000 euros from the Academy of Finland for the project DemGo, ”Democratic Government as... 18.3.2021 Nordic welfare news White structures of mental health services can prevent young people from getting help As mental health services have been constructed on the terms of whiteness, young people of colour are often left without the help they need... 15.12.2020 Nordic welfare news Attitudes towards the environment and refugees go hand in hand throughout Europe A connection has been established between attitudes towards the environment and refugees. A new study confirms the existence of the phenomenon... 26.10.2020 Society & economy Much to learn about antiracism, a movement driven by more than one cause Particular attention should be paid in Finland to the message of the Black Lives Matter movement, as indicated by a doctoral thesis to be... 8.10.2020 Teaching & studying at the University The Tre Smeder foundation donates one million euros to the University of Helsinki The Stiftelsen Tre Smeder foundation has donated one million euros for the promotion of teaching and research in the social sciences at the... 29.6.2020 Nordic welfare news A study conducted among international students illustrates the importance of contacts in finding a job in Finland Language requirements, the role of networks and racism are obstacles facing international students when looking for work in Finland. 15.6.2020 Nordic welfare news We need a societal perspective on security threats What are the societal consequences if certain groups in our society feel less secure? A Nordic research project led by the Swedish School of... 6.5.2020 Nordic welfare news Universal basic income experiment in Finland: new research reveals significant diversity in participants’ experience The report on Finland's 2017-2018 basic income experiment illustrates great variance in how the experiment affected participants’ lives... 17.3.2020 Teaching & studying at the University Practical instructions of the Swedish School of Social Science for the exceptional circumstances The University of Helsinki has implemented exceptional emergency measures due to the coronavirus outbreak. Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Next
27.5.2021 Nordic welfare news Research projects seek answers to how societal decision-making can benefit from collaboration Professor Stefan Sjöblom has been granted nearly 480,000 euros from the Academy of Finland for the project DemGo, ”Democratic Government as...
18.3.2021 Nordic welfare news White structures of mental health services can prevent young people from getting help As mental health services have been constructed on the terms of whiteness, young people of colour are often left without the help they need...
15.12.2020 Nordic welfare news Attitudes towards the environment and refugees go hand in hand throughout Europe A connection has been established between attitudes towards the environment and refugees. A new study confirms the existence of the phenomenon...
26.10.2020 Society & economy Much to learn about antiracism, a movement driven by more than one cause Particular attention should be paid in Finland to the message of the Black Lives Matter movement, as indicated by a doctoral thesis to be...
8.10.2020 Teaching & studying at the University The Tre Smeder foundation donates one million euros to the University of Helsinki The Stiftelsen Tre Smeder foundation has donated one million euros for the promotion of teaching and research in the social sciences at the...
29.6.2020 Nordic welfare news A study conducted among international students illustrates the importance of contacts in finding a job in Finland Language requirements, the role of networks and racism are obstacles facing international students when looking for work in Finland.
15.6.2020 Nordic welfare news We need a societal perspective on security threats What are the societal consequences if certain groups in our society feel less secure? A Nordic research project led by the Swedish School of...
6.5.2020 Nordic welfare news Universal basic income experiment in Finland: new research reveals significant diversity in participants’ experience The report on Finland's 2017-2018 basic income experiment illustrates great variance in how the experiment affected participants’ lives...
17.3.2020 Teaching & studying at the University Practical instructions of the Swedish School of Social Science for the exceptional circumstances The University of Helsinki has implemented exceptional emergency measures due to the coronavirus outbreak.
