Postgraduate courses
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Master’s Programme in Environmental Change and Global Sustainability
The living laboratory, or lab, comprises a multidisciplinary research platform provided by the building, which generates measurement data on timber structures and the changes taking place in them over time with the help of, for example, an automated sensor network. Among other purposes, shared data can be used when establishing field-specific standards.
Environmental political theorist David Schlosberg joined the University of Helsinki in September, holding a joint professorship on environmental polit…
Bringing science, expertise and new perspectives to the global climate conversation. The University of Helsinki is heading to COP31 in Türkiye as part…
Carbon Forest is an interactive, browser-based visualisation of the carbon cycle at different stages of a Finnish forest’s rotation period. Deve…
The University of Helsinki has been calculating its carbon footprint since 2019. It has now extended this work by assessing the adverse effects of its…
Around forty percent of the world’s population already lives in a way that keeps their carbon footprint close to or in line with sufficiency. A …
Researchers at the University of Helsinki and University of Eastern Finland explore how beavers can contribute to wetland restoration. Beavers have th…
Online Webinar | 13.00–15.00, CEST Book your spot by 19 October 2026. Who is it for? Academics, professional services staff, students or societal stak…
Alongside its COP31 delegation, Helsinki is organising Climate Currents: COP31, a two-part event series exploring the negotiations, the wider COP ecos…
Alongside its COP31 delegation, Helsinki is organising Climate Currents: COP31, a two-part event series exploring the negotiations, the wider COP ecos…