Inclusivity is the fourth value of the University. It means equality, openness, respect for others and working together. Inclusivity also plays a key role in our societies since it defines our interactions and ways of doing things. In honour of the theme, we will step outside of our campuses and organise lectures in various locations in the Capital region.
Tuesday 16 April at 17.00-19.00, Laurea Auditorium, Ratatie 22 (Vantaa)
Join to hear what our ancestors from Vantaa were like and how current residents of Vantaa are moving in their everyday life. The event is is Finnish.
Thursday 18 April at 17.00-19.00, Heureka Auditorium, Tiedepuisto 1 (Vantaa)
What does inclusivity look like in a world where interaction is digital in many ways? How has data changed the way we interact with each other? Join this session to hear the answers. The event is in Finnish.
Thursday 25 April at 17.00-19.00, News Student House, Mannerheimintie 5 (Helsinki)
The description will be updated soon. The event is in Finnish.
Monday 29 April at 17.00-19.00, Small Hall (UH Main building), Fabianinkatu 33
How should we fit together the different principles of society, science and politics? What does uncertainty in science have to offer and how should it be discussed in society? Join our researchers and members of parliament to discuss these questions. The event is in Finnish.
Studia Generalia lectures have been organised since the 1950s. You can also enjoy recordings of past lectures! Please note that most of the recordings are in Finnish.