Students will soon be able to take one entrance exam and use it to apply to several universities and fields of study. The reform will significantly reduce the number of entrance exams. This will make it possible to adjust the schedule of admissions so that those selected through certificate-based admission do not need to prepare for the entrance exams.
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Successive and overlapping crises can lead to a lack of information, a flood of information that overwhelms essential information, or even distorted information. Society needs to be information resilient, that is resistant to crises, including disruptions related to information. According to Aino Rantamäki's doctoral dissertation, we need a culture that accepts uncertainty and imperfection of knowledge.
EnergyWeek, the most important international energy event in the Nordic countries, took place in Vaasa city hall between 11 and 14 March 2024. This year, the University of Vaasa was an official partner and involved in the various events and seminars in many ways.
The police informed on 15 March 2024 that they have apprehended an individual suspected of preparing a serious crime against life or health. The National Bureau of Investigation has requested the individual to be kept in custody. The police are handling the case and are responsible for communication.
Professor Mohammed Elmusrati and project researcher Mahmoud Elsanhoury were awarded the new University of Vaasa Innovation Award.
Professor Heidi Kuusniemi has received the University of Vaasa Science Communication Award. In addition, the University of Vaasa granted two honorary mentions for excellent science communication to professors Miadreza Shafie-khah and Sami Vähämaa. The University also granted the University of Vaasa Innovation Award for the first time in its history. It was given to professor Mohammed Elmusrati and project researcher Mahmoud Elsanhoury.