Looking for company and a steady rhythm for your studies? Join the Study Buddies group and try out the Pomodoro technique – focused study intervals followed by short breaks. You can work on whatever is currently on your plate, whether it’s writing, reading, or other assignments. Each session begins with a short introduction on a study-related topic. You can […]
If you are studying in a bachelor’s or master’s programme at UEF, you can use the study psychologist services. There are three study psychologists at the University of Eastern Finland who support your wellbeing and help your studies progress smoothly. Study psychologists are licensed psychologists, and all conversations with them are confidential and free of charge. At […]
As a degree student, you follow the same curriculum as Open University students. Courses may have several implementations, such as contact teaching and online teaching. As a degree student registered as present, you can freely choose which implementation to enrol in. This is free of charge for you. If you are registered as absent in your degree studies but wish […]
If substance use is something you are concerned about or if it is affecting your daily life, you can get support from the university. Substances refer to alcohol, drugs and medication used for intoxicating purposes. The university’s substance abuse programme is there to support you. Early intervention, guidance and access to help always come first. Do you need help? If you feel […]
Through the Nordplus programme, you can go on exchange to the Nordic Countries and the Baltic region. Some Nordic and Baltic universities are also available through Erasmus+ departmental agreements. The Nordplus programme includes: Below you will first find information about the Nordlys network, followed by details on the subject-specific networks. Nordlys network Through the Nordlys […]
What would it be like to build your degree from the offerings of ten European universities? Through the YUFE Alliance (Young Universities for the Future of Europe), you can take courses at partner universities, go on exchange, study languages, do volunteer work and develop your professional skills – online, at your home campus or on […]
Open University teaching is integrated, which means you study on the same courses as the university’s degree students. In other words, examinations are organised according to the schedules and guidelines of each academic subject. Examination formats may vary by subject. Check the examination instructions and schedules for your subject in the course details and in […]
Ethical guidelines for studying As a university student, you are part of an academic community built on trust, equality and collaboration. You are expected to be committed to ethical conduct in all aspects of your studies. In practice, this means that you:• follow the principles of responsible conduct of research in all your academic work […]
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 […]
Erasmus+ is the largest exchange programme in Europe. Through Erasmus+, you can apply for student exchange, an international traineeship or short blended intensive programmes. The countries participating in the Erasmus+ programme are the EU Member States and Iceland, Liechtenstein, Northern Macedonia, Norway, Serbia and Turkey. You can find more information on the Erasmus+ programme on […]
