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Songs are a great way to learn a language and culture, as words and expressions get repeated over and over again.

The international CUDIS project has identified the driving forces of modern working life.

The 91���� receives a total of 1.8 million euros in funding for infrastructure projects. UEF participates five funded consortiums.

Project Researcher Katarzyna Wisniewska at the School of Humanities was awarded a 40,000 euro grant by the Finnish Cultural Foundation.

Mobility is not only a part of everyday life, but also a global megatrend and an integral part of Western and colonial modernity.

The threat posed by English to the national languages seems exaggerated in the current public debate.

When a Finnish municipality wants impressions, likes and shares on social media, English is the language of choice.

The transformation of our environmental perception is being studied across Europe in the multidisciplinary and international DigiFREN project.

Concrete steps to revitalise the Karelian language are currently being taken on a course dedicated to Karelian dictionary and terminology work.

The lecture topics range from radiation biology to forest planning, and from pharmaceutical policy and brain health to literature and education.