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What is Zoom? Zoom is a remote meeting software that allows you to participate in teaching and group work activities over the Internet. With Zoom, you can share your desktop, phone screen, webcam and audio. Zoom runs on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS and Android (Zoom Workplace). Getting started and creating a meeting Registering a Zoom […]

Residence permit and official matters for new students [page]

This page explains what documents you need to enter and stay in Finland as a student at the University of Easter Finland (UEF). They are Passport and travel documents In general, a foreign citizen must carry a valid passport when entering Finland. Finland is a part of Schengen area (opens in a new tab), which […]

Arriving on campus [page]

Arriving in Finland Before travelling to Finland, check the current border-crossing requirements on the Finnish border guard (opens in a new tab). For general information on how to reach Helsinki (Finland’s capital), see Getting to Helsinki (opens in a new tab). Travelling to Finland by ferry Several ferry routes connect mainland Europa and Scandinavia to Finland: […]

Short-term exchanges outside of Europe [page]

You can apply for short-term exchanges at destinations outside of Europe. Short-term exchanges include summer and winter schools as well as other intensive and short courses at UEF’s partner universities. A short-term exchange means participating in a specific course or school – it cannot be a general short stay abroad. Short-term exchanges are open to […]

Bilateral exchange [page]

University of Eastern Finland has bilateral cooperation agreements with universities in various countries. Bilateral exchange is based on reciprocity, which means that not all exchange places are available every year. Available places are listed in the call for applications, which is published at the start of each application period. Make sure to check the call […]

Tips to support your studies [page]

Looking for study tips or want to try new study techniques? This section contains guidelines to help you plan, structure and manage your studies. University-level studies require self-direction and organisational skills. You have the freedom – but also the responsibility – for your own learning. Try the following approaches, for example: Motivation and goals Remind […]

Facility maintenance requests [page]

If you notice a fault in the university premises or outdoor areas, please report it using the service request form. You can find more information about property maintenance and a link to the service request form on the intra.

Self-study facilities [page]

Self-study facilities are intended for students’ independent work. Please remember to follow the university’s hygiene and safety guidelines in the spaces. Access badge You can access the 24/7 self-study facilities with an access badge. The access badge is free of charge and is valid for the duration of your study rights. Where can I get […]

Printing, copying, and scanning [page]

You can print, copy and scan in Oppari’s self-study spaces, libraries and computer labs. Printing in libraries is possible outside opening hours.You can find multifunction devices in the following buildings: Kuopio campus: Canthia’s Oppari and Snellmania Library (Kuopio campus map) Joensuu campus: Carelia, Agora, Borealis, Educa, Futura, Metria and Natura (Joensuu campus map) Printing from […]

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