Universities become friendlier to families
The family leave reform promotes equal parenthood at the universities.
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What does the campus of the future look like?
Remote work is here to stay, but the importance of meeting in person is also understood better than ever. The various changes to university campuses are generating conversations about the kind of facilities that would best serve the scientific community and students.
Make your voices heard!
International academics want to engage with Finnish society – but the road to a more fulfilling interaction is a tricky one.
How can European research sharpen its competitive edge?
In proportion to its population, Finland has done well in the European Research Council (ERC) grants. According to the President of ERC, there are a few simple rules to follow in order to do even better.
Päivi Hökkä: Learning is more than knowledge and skills
The world and the surrounding universe is such an incredible place from a learning point of view, says Professor of Continuous Learning Päivi Hökkä.
Openness and employee rights
Are you facing an unclear copyright agreement? With contracts, accuracy is vital.
Putting linguistics to use
Anna Solin is confident that languages can be used in parallel – including in university administration.
Occupation: Leader
Is the rector first among university professors – or is she/he the CEO of university? We asked five former and current rectors for their take on university leadership.
Climbing the career steps
In recent years, many universities have created new career paths for teachers. Though they are a welcome sign of appreciation, many still consider the opportunities for teachers to progress to be too limited.
Do you suspect research misconduct?
Don’t tackle the problem alone – seek support from a research integrity adviser or your own association.
What are your goals for your work plan? Choose from the following.
Work plans don’t always correspond to reality but they are important in making work visible.
It all starts with a conversation
The law is clear: no one should experience workplace bullying.
Trouble with residence permits?
Doctoral researchers from outside the EU foresee no relief from bureaucracy.
Too few people study Finnish or Swedish
Although language courses are often held during working hours, not everyone is aware of this, or there is simply not enough time to study.
Possible futures
Professors outlined their thoughts on the future of science, and it tells of the present of science.