When you begin your master’s degree at UEF, this course helps you build a strong foundation for your studies. You will get to know UEF’s study practices, the academic community, and the principles of academic ethics – and develop practical skills for successful, well-balanced studying. What you will learn After completing the course, you will […]
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 […]
Campus chaplains (officially known as institutional pastors) are employees of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland who work on UEF’s campuses in Joensuu and Kuopio. They are part of the university community and available for both students and staff. You are welcome to visit a campus chaplain regardless of your church membership or worldview. All […]
This page brings together support services and resources for different life situations. In an emergency, always call 112. Crisis helpline (Mieli ry): 09 2525 0111 (24/7) Crisis support YTHS (Finnish Student Health Service) Appointment booking and care needs assessment via the Self-service, SelfChat, or by phone. YTHS appointment booking (opens in a new tab) Joensuu Kuopio Safety on university campuses General safety instructions are available on the safety pages of the UEF intranet (login required). In crisis situations on campus, you can contact the crisis management team, e.g. Security Manager Juha Pulkkinen or Occupational Health and Safety Officer Katri Hartikainen. Campus […]
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 […]
Emergency situations The general emergency number is 112. Call 112 only in life threatening situations, such as Calls are free of charge and do not require an area code, even from a mobile phone. If your emergency requires the help of the police, call 112. If the matter is not urgent, contact local police (opens […]
