Keyword: Faculty of Social Sciences
University of Turku most popular university in Finland in spring's second joint application round
The University of Turku was the most popular university in this spring’s second joint application round for the Finnish-language degree programmes which ended on 27 March 2024. The total number of applicants to the University's Finnish-language degree programmes was 31,824, which is also the highest number of applicants ever to the University of Turku. The previous applicant record from 2021 (31,511) was broken in the last hour of the application round.
Research Centre for Culture and Health Seminar / Kulttuurin ja terveyden tutkimusyksikön seminaari
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Kulttuuri ja terveys -tutkijaseminaari / Research Centre for Culture and Health Seminar
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KiVa enters Mexico now also in Spanish language for a country wide implementation
Instituto Escalae will start distributing KiVa program in Mexico also in Spanish. Institute, led by Federico Malpica, is a long-time parter of the KiVa Antibullying Program with successful years operating in Mexico in English.
INVEST is the first Finnish Flagship to get an external assessment
Research Flagship Centre INVEST is commissioning an international external assessment of its activities and future options as the first Finnish Flagship. The assessment will help INVEST and its host organisations to decide on the future of its activities after the end of the current flagship period.
Research Centre for Culture and Health Seminar
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A two part webinar series on school and online bullying
INVEST Research Flagship and KiVa Antibullying Program open up the opportunity for everyone to hear the latest information on school and online bullying.
Research Centre for Culture and Health Seminar
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KiVa Antibullying program is now available in Kazakstan
The autonomous educational organization “Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools” has commissioned the KiVa School programme to its schools. Kazakhstan is thus the first Central Asian country to adopt an anti-bullying programme developed at the University of Turku.