1 August 2019 I General Section 1. Scope of application of the Study Regulations Under Section 14 of the Universities Act (558/2009), the Board of the University of Eastern Finland has, on 21 May 2019, adopted the following Study Regulations which are applied at the university, alongside the provisions laid down in acts, decrees and… Continue Reading Study regulations
UEF offers a lot of courses which can be completed entirely in English. These studies are offered for the incoming exchange students and the visiting students on both campuses in Joensuu and in Kuopio. Please note that during the COVID-19 pandemic changes in course offerings (such as transferring courses into online environment) are possible at… Continue Reading Studies for exchange students
How to Start Your Studies at UEF? Make sure you keep in touch with your programme/academic coordinator and with your student tutor. Study the orientation material in Kamu and in Moodle (opens in a new tab) before the webinars. Complete the UEF Digistartti. Join the orientation webinars. Join the orientation of your own programme if… Continue Reading Starting your studies at UEF
New apps and tools are constantly added to the Microsoft Office 365 environment. A list of tools is provided in the app launcher’s ‘All apps’ link. At UEF, IT Services and Oppari offer support for using the following basic tools, but you may of course also use any of the tools included in the menu… Continue Reading Office 365
Instructions for submitting your thesis for examination Plagiarism detection in Moodle by using the Turnitin software, prior to officially submitting your thesis for examination: Upload your thesis to Moodle for your supervisor to perform plagiarism detection on it. Your supervisor will review the plagiarism detection report. If everything is OK, your supervisor will send you… Continue Reading Thesis submission and evaluation
Student’s Moodle environment The University of Eastern Finland uses several Moodle environments. The teacher in charge of the course will tell you where to find the course and what is the key required for the course. UEF-Moodle (opens in a new tab) – this environment contains all the courses of UEF’s studies included in the… Continue Reading Moodle
Students that have completed their Master’s degree or PhD degree have the right to complement their studies after graduation with continued right to study. Students entitled to continued right to study: Students, that have completed their Master’s degree, or a Bachelor’s degree with no right to complete a Master’s degree (pharmacist or kindergarten teacher) on… Continue Reading Studies after graduation – continued study right
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Academic quarter-hour? Demo? Faculty? For the definitions of these and many other words and concepts related to university life, see this vocabulary. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y A Ablaut ry is the subject association for students of… Continue Reading University glossary
For doctoral degree, you have to complete studies worth of 30 to 50 credit points depending on your doctoral programme. The majority of studies are discipline-specific studies, and the minority transferable skills studies, which are typically 5-15 credit points depending on your doctoral programme. The studies will be specified in a personal study plan, which… Continue Reading Requirements of doctoral studies and study plan