Topic AllData science newsScience newsLife science newsNordic welfare newsHealth newsEducation newsLanguage & cultureSociety & economySustainability newsTeaching & studying at the UniversityHigher education & science policyHelsinki University Library Type AllNewsPress releaseIn briefEditorialArticleProfileEssayColumnCommentBooksSpeech Listing <span class="icon--list-as-blocks"></span><span class="icon--list"></span> 5.6.2018 Language & culture What do Mozart and Judas Priest have in common? Esa Lilja, a Finnish heavy metal scholar, knows the answer Esa Lilja’s credentials include a doctoral degree, a docentship in musicology and a love of heavy metal. He’s familiar with the common... 30.5.2018 Society & economy Finland was already diligent about its debts after its Civil War Finland was still paying Germany for the equipment costs of more than 14,000 soldiers in the 1930s, says Emeritus Professor Seppo Hentilä. It... 25.5.2018 Higher education & science policy Aleksanteri Institute wins the Working Community Award The University of Helsinki gave out it's annual awards for workplace well-being and equality (Maikki Friberg award) today. Aleksanteri Institute... 25.5.2018 Language & culture Presentation of DHH18 Hackathon projects on 1st June 2018 Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon is organized on 23 May – 1 June 2018 at the University of Helsinki. This event aims to bring together... 3.5.2018 Language & culture Another ERC Advanced Grant secured for the University of Helsinki: Archaeologists to collaborate with natural scientists Archaeologist Volker Heyd is bringing his ERC Advanced Grant to the University of Helsinki. Heyd aims to investigate how events from 5,000 years... 23.4.2018 Language & culture Nordic Digital Humanities Conference brought over 300 researchers and practitioners of digital humanities to Helsinki Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries 3rd Conference (DHN 2018) was organized at the University of Helsinki in March 7–9 2018. The... 16.4.2018 Language & culture Pre-war Japanese music reflects the developments and conflicts of Japanese society Japanese-style composition before World War II was more diverse and complex than has been thought thus far. Even modern European compositional... 9.4.2018 Higher education & science policy Markku Kangaspuro takes the lead at the Aleksanteri Institute Professor Markku Kangaspuro, the long-time vice director and research director of the Aleksanteri Institute, has been appointed as the director... 6.4.2018 Language & culture Two European Research Council Advanced Grants to the University of Helsinki Jan von Plato, a professor of philosophy, and Judith Pallot, a professor at Oxford University, have received European Research Council Advanced... PagesPrevious … 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 … Next
5.6.2018 Language & culture What do Mozart and Judas Priest have in common? Esa Lilja, a Finnish heavy metal scholar, knows the answer Esa Lilja’s credentials include a doctoral degree, a docentship in musicology and a love of heavy metal. He’s familiar with the common...
30.5.2018 Society & economy Finland was already diligent about its debts after its Civil War Finland was still paying Germany for the equipment costs of more than 14,000 soldiers in the 1930s, says Emeritus Professor Seppo Hentilä. It...
25.5.2018 Higher education & science policy Aleksanteri Institute wins the Working Community Award The University of Helsinki gave out it's annual awards for workplace well-being and equality (Maikki Friberg award) today. Aleksanteri Institute...
25.5.2018 Language & culture Presentation of DHH18 Hackathon projects on 1st June 2018 Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon is organized on 23 May – 1 June 2018 at the University of Helsinki. This event aims to bring together...
3.5.2018 Language & culture Another ERC Advanced Grant secured for the University of Helsinki: Archaeologists to collaborate with natural scientists Archaeologist Volker Heyd is bringing his ERC Advanced Grant to the University of Helsinki. Heyd aims to investigate how events from 5,000 years...
23.4.2018 Language & culture Nordic Digital Humanities Conference brought over 300 researchers and practitioners of digital humanities to Helsinki Digital Humanities in the Nordic Countries 3rd Conference (DHN 2018) was organized at the University of Helsinki in March 7–9 2018. The...
16.4.2018 Language & culture Pre-war Japanese music reflects the developments and conflicts of Japanese society Japanese-style composition before World War II was more diverse and complex than has been thought thus far. Even modern European compositional...
9.4.2018 Higher education & science policy Markku Kangaspuro takes the lead at the Aleksanteri Institute Professor Markku Kangaspuro, the long-time vice director and research director of the Aleksanteri Institute, has been appointed as the director...
6.4.2018 Language & culture Two European Research Council Advanced Grants to the University of Helsinki Jan von Plato, a professor of philosophy, and Judith Pallot, a professor at Oxford University, have received European Research Council Advanced...
