During the last few days UEF users have received a large number of fake phone calls from people pretending to be from Microsoft or “Windows support”. The calls typically come from fake Finnish phone numbers and the callers speak poor English. The callers will usually claim that the user’s computer transmits harmful data communications. After […]
DigiCampus.fi learning environment continues to be at maintenance mode. CSC is investigating the problem. Current status information can be found on the DC-help support website https://dc-help.digicampus.fi/ We apologize for any inconvenience caused! If necessary, you can contact our support service: [email protected]
You can book a quiet space to participate in a distance exam or teaching Teamwork rooms at Oppari There are teamwork rooms in both Joensuu and Kuopio campus. Teamwork rooms are equipped with computers and cameras (either fixed or loaned ones). The students can reserve the rooms via Tuudo or Peppi. Read more about room […]
NB! If you have a contract of employment at UEF (for example trainee, researcher, research assistant etc.), login to SoleMove with your HAKA credentials and contact International Mobility Services at [email protected] so we can check your status. We may need to change your status from Staff to Student in order for you to have access […]
The number of mental health-related sick leaves of employees has increased sharply. For the first time, mental disorders surpassed musculoskeletal diseases as the main cause for retirement on a disability pension. Similarly, more and more students suffer from mental health problems, according to the Finnish Student Health and Wellbeing Survey. The numbers of mental health-related […]
The university’s Communications and Media Relations raises awareness of research carried out at the university by, e.g., adding information about upcoming public examinations in the university’s events calendar and publishing doctoral dissertation news releases on the university’s website and social media channels, and also by sharing this information with the media. The faculties’ designated Communications […]
A research grant means a fund provided for promoting work in the fields of art and science for a period from a month to three years. Grants can be also provided for participation in conferences and towards publication costs. Working grants given by foundations are usually rather equal in amount. Typical features: grants are awarded […]
The University Library and the editors of the university publication series will be happy to assist you in all matters relating to the publishing of your dissertation. In addition, the university’s Communications and Media Relations will assist you with drafting your press release and sending it out to various media. Indeed, the only things you […]
The post-doctoral party, karonkka, is an old academic tradition. Karonkka takes place in the evening of the public examination (also called public defence). The post-doctoral party is held in the honour of the opponent. You act as the host of the party. You can decide the venue for the party. Choose a place that fits […]
The doctoral defence is intended for the public examination of the dissertation. It provides a unique, accessible and celebratory way to promote research. If you are nearing your public defence/examination, we want to wish you a memorable day. Thank you and congratulations! The defence is usually held two months after the faculty has granted permission […]
