If you study in a bachelor’s or a master’s programme at UEF, are interested in helping the new students and will be on campus the following autumn semester, you are welcome to apply as a student tutor. All the new students receive a student tutor. The tutors play an important role in welcoming the new […]
Doctoral dissertation requirements In the fields of natural sciences, forestry, and technology, a doctoral dissertation may consist of a number of scientific articles or manuscripts accepted for publication, deemed sufficient by the faculty, together with a summary section. These articles must address the same research problem. Doctoral dissertation may also be another work that meets equivalent scientific criteria. The articles may include co-authored articles, provided that the independent contribution of doctoral researcher can […]
This guide describes the steps of the preliminary examination process of the dissertation at the Faculty of Science, Forestry and Technology and helps you prepare for them. Your main supervisor will assist you with matters related to the examination process. If your main supervisor does not work at the University of Eastern Finland, your UEF supervisor is responsible for signing the forms and approving the plagiarism detection report. […]
At the University of Eastern Finland, you are treated equally and without discrimination at every stage of your studies. The university does not tolerate discrimination, harassment or bullying. What do equality and non-discrimination mean for you as a student? As a student, you have the right to: If you experience harassment, discrimination or bullying If you experience or witness inappropriate treatment, harassment or […]
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 […]
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.
Students and staff have the right to a peaceful learning and working environment. Disruptive behaviour includes repeatedly talking over others, making inappropriate comments, mocking laughter or other belittling conduct during teaching. Disruptive behaviour can also occur in distance learning, by email or on social media. If a fellow student is disrupting teaching, you can take the following steps: If the situation […]
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 […]
Safety is everyone’s responsibility. Familiarise yourself with the university’s safety guidelines at the start of your studies so that you know how to act if something happens. How to act in an emergency or dangerous situation Report a safety concern If you notice a safety risk or a near-miss situation on campus, submit a report using the safety observation form […]
Your Personal Study Plan (PSP) is your roadmap through your degree. It helps you see which courses to take, in what order and on what schedule. You do not need to have everything figured out from the start – your plan will develop as your studies progress. Start by exploring your degree structure Familiarise yourself […]
