The Four Key Benefits of Lifelong Learning Lifelong learning has many benefits to individuals including employability, health, and wellbeing and to society in terms of social prosperity, and civic participation…
The WiseLearn team visited the Seniorencafé Rotkreuz and held a workshop on e-learning with some seniors. We presented our different research projects. The participants had the opportunity to try out our…
“As the population ages, many people in their 60s and beyond are refusing to conform to old age stereotypes. Is our view of old age about to change?” Read more…
The Healthy Longevity Center (HLC) Zurich has been newly founded. It is a center for research and innovation in healthy longevity. The overarching goal of research and innovation in healthy…
The WiseLearn team is working on the adaptation of an e-learning course for learners aged 60 or older. The conducted research, guidelines, and experiences provide a solid foundation for making…
„A self-determined life in old age? What is old age? And, is longevity a desirable goal?” In an interview, Swiss Life looked at these and other questions with Prof. Dr.…
Two important partners could be won: The Innovation Hub of the University of Zurich supports the WiseLearn project. The UZH Innovation Hub is the hub for innovation and entrepreneurship at…
Dr. Burcu Demiray (founder of WiseLearn) participates in the Erasmus+60 project with WiseLearn and the Chair of Gerontopsychology at the University of Zurich and leads the team at the University of…
UZH News published an article discussing the initial findings of a long-term study about the neuropsychological benefits of good education and lifelong learning. Click here to read the whole article.
Thanks to the cooperation of the Seniors Universities of Zurich and Lucerne with WiseLearn, we have the unique opportunity to share selected lectures among the two seniors universities. By the…