
coesports.gg
Game & Esports industry talent network in Central Finland
The CoEsports network gathers companies, research institutions and educational organizations interested in and operating within the field. The purpose is to collaboratively develop business and expertise related to the gaming and esports industry.
This ecosystem-like network activity originated from the Center of Expertise in Esports in Central Finland (2023–2025). Collaboration and development within the game industry will continue in the region even after the project ends, which is why the CoEsports website will also remain active.
The website will continue to feature esports and game industry-related events, news, and project highlights from the Central Finland region. The site is administered by JAMK University of Applied Sciences.

Career paths to Game Industry
Enrollment for Game Track is now open!
Game Track program is aimed at unemployed jobseekers, career changers, as well as junior developers or alumni who have graduated from game industry education programs.

RDI
Jamk launches new gametech and esports project initiatives
Jamk University of Applied Sciences is launching three new game and esports related RDI projects in Central Finland
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Latest news and events

Application period for Game Track is now open!
Registration for the first Game Track program is now open – sign up by September ’25!

Jamk launches new gametech and esports project initiatives
Jamk University of Applied Sciences is launching three new game and esports related RDI projects in Central Finland.

The study investigates the effects of physical warm-up on aiming accuracy in FPS games
In spring 2025, research measurements will be conducted at GamePit Pro to analyze how different forms of physical warm-up impact aiming performance in FPS games, using the data collected.

Ideas for e-football from the InnoFlash course
The InnoFlash week gathered Jamk students for an esports-themed assignment. Eight teams prepared a total of 24 concepts aimed at engaging new interested members to join football clubs through e-football.