Student Newsletter 3/2022
From the Student Newsletter, you can pick up news of interest to you or the university students for your organization’s own communication.
Sign the Citizens' Initiative for Statutory Psychology and Curatorial Services!
The Citizens' Initiative for Student Care for All proposes that equal psychological and curatorial services for higher education students be enshrined in law. Currently, some higher education institutes pay for the services themselves, but services vary nationwide.
Check out the initiative (in Finnish) and sign it here!
Take the survey on eSports!
The International University Sports Federation (FISU) is currently exploring the feasibility of eSports within the context of university sports and associated events through a study launched by FISU and the University of Lausanne. The study is designed for any current university students, with the aim of collecting information about knowledge, interest, and opinion of eSports, while also identifying student physical activity habits globally.
EveryMoveCounts: Find your own sport!
A spark of being active can be found even if exercising isn’t your passion. Which sport could you get
excited about?
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General Assembly: Students' functional ability is part of overall security — opportunities for physical activity must be secured
Published:The General Assembly of the Finnish Student Sports Federation (OLL) demands that the physical fitness of students is recognised as part of the overall national security and that the opportunities for higher education students to exercise are secured as part of the social structures. The lack of physical activity costs society billions every year, but its impact also extends to crisis resilience and national security.
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Tried and tested ways to reduce sitting in lectures
Published:What are the best practices that universities have put in place to take breaks and reduce sitting? Niko Peltokangas, OLL’s Head of Communications, found some good tips from his own studies.
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