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Preliminary examination of the doctoral dissertation, Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies [page]
Applying for permission to defend – submitting your dissertation for preliminary examinationOnce you and your supervisors have assessed that your dissertation is ready for examination, you can apply for permission to defend and submit your dissertation for preliminary examination. Please note that before submitting your dissertation for preliminary examination, you must complete an originality check […]
Assessment of the doctoral dissertation, Faculty of Social Sciences and Business Studies [page]
The Faculty Council decides on the grade for your dissertation based on the opponent’s statement. The opponent will submit a written statement on your dissertation and the public examination within two weeks of the public defence. The faculty administration will send the statement and any remarks to you so that you can review them before […]
Possible consequences of inappropriate treatment and harassment [page]
The university can address inappropriate behaviour through a series of escalating measures: You can appeal a decision on a written warning or fixed-term suspension by submitting an appeal to the Eastern Finland Administrative Court.
Ethical guidelines for studying [page]
University studies are built on honesty and trust. It is your responsibility to ensure that your work is based on genuine competence. These guidelines will help you act with integrity throughout your studies. What is expected of you? As a university student, you are a member of the academic community. In practice, acting with integrity means that […]
Grading of a doctoral dissertation at the Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology [page]
The doctoral dissertation is not graded and the doctoral degree is not awarded at the public examination. The dissertation is graded by the Faculty Council of the Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology, or by the Vice Dean (Research) during the transition period between semesters. Opponent’s statement The opponent assesses the dissertation based on the faculty’s assessment criteria and […]
Completed studies and certificates [page]
Results of completed studies You will receive the result of your completed course within three weeks of the completion date. The teacher in charge of the course may, for a specific reason, extend this period by one week. The Christmas and Easter holidays as well as the summer period from 15 June to 15 August […]
Education Regulations [page]
The Education Regulations constitute the university’s degree regulations as referred to in Section 41 of the Universities Act (558/2009), approved by the UEF Board. The Education Regulations apply to degrees awarded and studies completed at the University of Eastern Finland, and where applicable, to other forms of education, including joint degrees. The Education Regulations also apply, […]
Data protection guidelines for students [page]
Do you process personal data in your coursework or thesis? If you collect information about people, for example through a survey, an interview or observation, you are likely processing personal data. In that case, you must comply with data protection legislation. These guidelines will help you identify when and how data protection applies to your studies and guide you towards the […]
Information security guide for students [page]
Information security is the responsibility of every member of the university community – including you. This guide will help you protect your personal data, recognise information security threats and act correctly if problems arise. Familiarise yourself with the university’s information security guidelines You are required to follow the university’s information security rules and guidelines. They apply to the handling of all […]