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Jenni Tuomilehto
Dissertation 01.04.2025
Persistent fatigue caused by insufficient sleep is a common and growing problem among working-age people, but sleep deprivation is rarely discussed in the workplace. According to Jenni Tuomilehto's doctoral dissertation at the University of Vaasa, workplaces should not only encourage open discussions about sleep but also develop shared strategies to prevent the challenges that chronic fatigue may bring.
Essi Nousiainen Vaasan yliopiston kampuksella tiiliseinän edessä.
Dissertation 31.03.2025
Machine learning methods enable the efficient mining of large amounts of data from corporate reports. In her doctoral dissertation for the University of Vaasa, Essi Nousiainen presents how the new machine learning-based methods she has developed can be used to examine corporate reporting related to, among other things, responsibility, innovation, and blockchain.
Henna Syrjälä - Vaasan yliopiston Vuoden tiedeviestijä 2025
News 19.03.2025
The University of Vaasa has named Henna Syrjälä, Associate Professor of Marketing, as the recipient of the University of Vaasa Science Communication Award. In addition, the university has granted two honorary mentions for outstanding science communication to Ari Salminen, Professor Emeritus of Public Management, and Maciej Mikulski, Professor of Energy Technology. The awards were presented at the Research Exhibition on Energy, organised by the University of Vaasa on Wednesday, 19 March. The event was part of Vaasa EnergyWeek.
Opiskelijat istuvat kampuksella
News 13.03.2025
The application period for the new Bachelor's programme in Business Administration in English at the University of Vaasa starts today, on 13 March. The studies will start in autumn 2025. The three-year programme provides a good basis for an international career. Upon completion of the bachelor's degree, students will have a broad understanding of business economics and will be eligible to continue to the University of Vaasa's master's programmes in business and economics.
Laivat merellä
News 13.03.2025
Cyberattacks on wireless networks pose a threat to businesses and society, with risks such as ship rerouting and flight delays. Through the TRUST project, Mid Sweden University’s STC Research Center, in collaboration with the University of Vaasa in Finland, is developing an AI solution to detect intrusions.