Professors: Kalle Juuti and Kaiju Kangas. Seminar sessions are chaired by the supervisors of the doctoral researchers including , Pirita Seitamaa-Hakkarainen, Kai Hakkarainen, Jari Lavonen, Antti Laherto, Tiina Korhonen, Kati Sormunen Ilona Södervik, Merkike Kesler...
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Collective Creativity is one of the Maker and STEAM education research seminars. The team situates to the research interest areas of learning science.
Themes: Research projects and dissertations that are connected to maker cultures, collaborative designing, research on teaching and learning in school science, and digital learning environments at schools. Many of the projects are conducted in the frame of Design-Based Research.
Seminars meet once a month in Tuesdays at 16–18 o’clock. We have English as lingua franca.
Doctoral seminars for doctoral students and their supervisors in Home Economics Pedagogy are arranged in cooperation with the University of Helsinki, the University of Göteborg, and the University of Eastern Finland, via Zoom. For more information on the forthcoming meetings (usually 4-5 times per autumn and spring term).
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Research is multi- and inter-disciplinary. It focuses broadly on craft, materials, artefacts, colour and craft especially in futures perspectives. Sustainability is in the core of the research. Language is Finnish or English what ever needed.
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HelsinkiNode is seminar series. HelsinkiNode promotes and enhances the use of network analysis in research on teaching and learning bringing together professionals from different disciplines to build new collaborations and initiate research applying network analysis.
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An open philosophical seminar for all participants interested in pragmatism. The seminar will feature presentations by pragmatism scholars from the University of Helsinki and other higher education institutions.
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Mathematics education seminar is one of the Maker and STEAM education research seminars. The themes are connected to the teaching and learning of mathematics from multiple perspectives, such as affective factors, visual attention, textbook research, and learning environments.
Seminar is lead by professor Markku Hannula and associate professor Anu Laine in co-operation with the supervisors of the doctoral researchers including Eeva Haataja, Heidi Krzywacki, Laura Niemi, Päivi Portaankorva-Koivisto...
Seminars meet once a month. For more information on the forthcoming meetings (usually 4-5 times per autumn and spring term).
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In addition, a Mathematics Education Colloquium is held on the first Wednesday of every month. The colloquium is jointly organized by mathematics education researchers from the Faculty of Educational Sciences and the Faculty of Science. During the spring semester 2026, the seminars will be held at the Kumpula Campus. For more information