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Study right for doctoral studies and registration [page]

Once you have been granted a study right, you must accept the offer of admission electronically. Accept the offer in the My Studyinfo service (link opens in new tab) in Studyinfo (Opintopolku). Please read the instructions (link opens in new tab). Your study right remains valid until you graduate, unless you give it up voluntarily. […]

Inappropriate treatment and harassment  [page]

You have the right to a safe learning environment. No form of bullying, harassment or discrimination is acceptable – whether in teaching, supervision or any other interaction related to your studies.  On this page, you will find information on how to recognise inappropriate treatment, what to do if you experience it, and where to get help.  What […]

Concerned about a fellow student  [page]

Sometimes you may notice that a fellow student does not seem to be doing well, is behaving unusually, or is going through a difficult period. You do not have to deal with these concerns alone, and you do not have to take responsibility for someone else’s problems.  On this page, you will find guidance and practical tips on […]

Student health care [page]

Emergency situations     The general emergency number is 112. Call 112 only in life threatening situations, such as Calls are free of charge and do not require an area code, even from a mobile phone. If your emergency requires the help of the police, call 112. If the matter is not urgent, contact local police. More […]

Alumni study right and alumni activities   [page]

Alumni study right   If you have graduated from the University of Eastern Finland, you can develop your skills after graduation with a free alumni study right. The alumni study right allows you to complete individual courses and minor subject studies in accordance with the free minor subject right. You can activate your study right as soon as your graduation is […]

Practical training supported by the university [page]

The university supports practical training by paying funding to employers. As a degree student, you are entitled to traineeship funding when your traineeship meets the conditions set by the university. Read more about the conditions: Instructions for practical training supported by the university, effective from 1 January 2024 (link). The purpose of traineeship funding is […]

Traineeship guidance [page]

Practical training gives you an overall picture of your field and helps you identify what skills you already have and where you can still develop. During your traineeship, you gain experience of different work communities and workplace cultures. Many workplaces have unwritten rules and practices that are best understood through hands-on work. You will also […]

Theses in bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes [page]

All bachelor’s and master’s degrees include a supervised written thesis towards the end of your studies:  • Lower university degree: bachelor’s thesis   • Higher university degree: master’s thesis, or advanced studies thesis (medicine and dentistry)  Thesis guidelines and requiremens You can find information about the objectives, format, language and assessment criteria of your thesis in your faculty’s or subject’s curriculum. You will receive […]