Keyword: Cultural memory and social change
Professor of Intelligence Studies Kari Liuhto: Foresight is paramount in the new world order
Intelligence is needed in all sectors of society for better decision-making, says Kari Liuhto, the new Professor of Intelligence Studies and an expert on Russia.
Ten questions about the future of work
The questions will be answered by Professor of Entrepreneurship Anne Kovalainen and Senior Research Fellow, Associate Professor of Sociology Seppo Poutanen from Turku Centre for Labour Studies at Turku School of Economics, University of Turku.
Come and learn about the future activities of the multidisciplinary themes on kick-off event in 13 March
The University of Turku's strategy emphasizes the significance of multidisciplinarity in advancing internationally high-quality research, education, and innovation. The strategy’s multidisciplinary themes bring together researchers and experts from various fields to foster collaboration and new ideas. Now, these themes will present their upcoming activities on 13 March. Join us!
New core groups of strategic multidisciplinary themes started their terms
Core groups have been selected for the five multidisciplinary themes of the Strategy of the University of Turku. The core groups of the multidisciplinary themes are responsible for strengthening multidisciplinary research and education as well as their impact.
Leaders appointed for the multidisciplinary themes of the Strategy of the University of Turku
Leaders have been appointed for the five multidisciplinary themes of the Strategy of the University of Turku to develop and implement the University's multidisciplinary activities.
New seminar series: Current Trends in Human Diversity
Human Diversity research consortium is launching a new seminar series this autumn. The first event is arranged on Wednesday, 25th September 2024 at 10:00
Passports and permits are only a part of former refugees’ citizenship
New doctoral research explores how people from refugee backgrounds experience citizenship and how they navigate their everyday lives before and after their legal status is regularised.
Playful urban space invites you to new experiences
Read our special feature where you can move forward in the article by tapping the side of the photo or the arrows below.
Life writing scholar Maarit Leskelä-Kärki's work is firmly rooted in time
Authors are the focus of University Lecturer in Cultural History, Docent Maarit Leskelä-Kärki's work. A play based on her dissertation is currently performed at the Finnish National Theatre.