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Watching Substantial Amounts of TV Is Associated with an Increased Risk of Fatty Liver

01.10.2015

A new study shows that watching a great deal of TV predisposes to an increased risk of fatty liver. Individuals who spend more time watching TV have higher concentrations of liver enzymes and higher Fatty Liver Index, which indicate an elevated amount of fat in the liver. The increased amount of fat was also visible with hepatic ultrasonography. The study suggests that the health risks associated with sedentary behaviour could at least partially be explained with liver function abnormalities.

European Day of Languages Celebrated in Turku on 25 September

29.09.2015

The national main event of the European Day of Languages was organised in the Hansa shopping centre, Turku, on 25 September. In the event, pupils had a chance to speak different languages at the language café, try out audiovisual translation, and learn languages through movement and active learning methods. The European Day of Languages also offered music and discussions on the importance of language skills.

Indonesia Wants to Collaborate with Finnish Education Experts

25.09.2015

Indonesia wants to purchase Finnish expertise on pedagogy, the forestry sector, cyber security, and healthcare to develop their own education The Indonesian delegation that arrived in Turku summarised the forms of collaboration together with their Finnish colleagues. – Our goal is that in a few years our transnational education will be worth tens of millions of euro, says Finland University CEO Pasi Kaskinen.

QS Ranking: University of Turku the Best University in Finland According to Employers

15.09.2015

The QS World University Ranking placed the University of Turku as the top Finnish university of the universities outside the capital, right after the University of Helsinki and Aalto University. According to employers, the University of Turku is the best university in Finland for training new personnel.

​According to employers, the University of Turku is the best university in Finland, and its student-to-faculty ratio was ranked 71st overall.