Yrjö Haila thesis competition winner for 2025!
The Society’s annual thesis competition, rewarding outstanding master’s-level work in the field of environmental social science, was celebrated in November at the YHYS Fall Colloquium
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YHYS annual meeting decisions – new chair for 2026
The annual meeting of YHYS ry, the Finnish Society for Environmental Social Sciences, was held
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YHYS Fall Colloquium 2025: Call for sessions now open
University of Oulu invites you to join the annual colloquium of the Finnish Society for Environmental Social Science (YHYS)!
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Yrjö Haila Master’s thesis award 2024
The Finnish Society for Environmental Social Science (YHYS) organizes annually a competition to award outstanding Master’s thesis.
YHYS annual meeting decisions – new chair for 2025
The annual meeting of YHYS ry, the Finnish Society for Environmental Social Sciences, was held on 28th November at LUT University, in connection to YHYS colloquium.
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Register now for YHYS Fall Colloquium!
LUT Business School invites you to join the 30th anniversary of the
Call for abstracts to Fall Colloquium extended to 23.9.!
Call for abstracts extended to 23.9.! Send your abstract to one of the 21 sessions now.
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YHYS Colloquium 2024 Sessions & Call for Abstracts
Call for abstracts now open! Deadline 16th September. The sessions are now available on the conference website.
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Yrjö Haila Award for Master’s thesis
The Finnish Society for Environmental Social Science (YHYS) organizes annually a competition to award outstanding Master’s thesis. The aim of the competition is to find and reward distinguished thesis from the field of environmental social sciences. The prize has been named after the society’s long-term chair and Finland’s first environmental policy professor, Yrjö Haila.