On 15 October, the University of Turku, Åbo Akademi University and the University of Helsinki brought policymakers, researchers and EU officials together at the European Parliament to discuss how Europe can strengthen the resilience of democracy in the face of technological disruption.
Researchers have developed a new interactive tool to view inequality indicators. It allows journalists, policymakers, researchers, and data scientists to visually explore and understand inequalities more precisely than ever.
The University of Turku warmly welcomes its alumni to the alumni event in Brussels on 9 December 2024. The event focuses on the importance of research and education in building a competitive and sustainable Europe.
Is Europe a divided continent or a united union? The Europe Forum organised in Turku for the sixth time is focused around this question. The Forum changed its dates to August–September and will also relocate to new venues: A Speakers’ Corner hosted by Director of the Centre for Parliamentary Studies Markku Jokisipilä will be located at Turku market square, other event venues include the Sigyn hall on Linnankatu street as well as the premises of the Turku Conservatory and Arts Academy.
Europe specialisation studies provide a diverse, multi-disciplinary study programme that examines Europe as a whole from the perspective of area and institutions, with focus on a wide and thorough understanding of Europe as an area and phenomenon.