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Eija Mattila Vaasan yliopiston kampuksella.
Dissertation 03.11.2025
The health and social services reform in Finland, together with the tight financial situation, is forcing Finnish municipalities and wellbeing services counties to collaborate in new ways. A recent doctoral dissertation by Eija Mattila at the University of Vaasa shows that leaders must succeed on two fronts: not only in managing external networks but also in transforming their own organisation's internal culture to support service integration.
Vaasan yliopiston kampus
News 23.09.2025
The University of Vaasa has received funding from the Strategic Research Council (SRC) established within the Research Council of Finland for two research projects as part of research consortia. The TRANSFORM-AI project investigates how artificial intelligence, intangible capital, and leadership can be combined to renew working life, strengthen business competitiveness, and support public sector decision-making. The SPACECONOMY project, in turn, addresses fragmentation in Finland’s space ecosystem by fostering innovation, sustainability, and collaboration across sectors.
Paula Rossi työpajassa
News 10.04.2025
The youth mental health crisis is a significant societal challenge, manifesting as absenteeism, general distress in workplaces, school dropouts, and difficulties transitioning to work. Improving youth well-being is essential – we simply cannot afford to leave young people outside society. Healthy young people are crucial in building a sustainable workforce and ensuring the economic stability of society. It is in everyone's interest that every young person can join society and the workforce in good health.