Continuous learning
Complement your skills with Open University studies or improve your professional competence through our continuing education and specialisation programmes.
Open University courses
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Open University studies
Take advantage of the Open University’s high-quality instruction in music, fine arts, theatre and dance at the University of the Arts Helsinki.
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Open university path to the master’s degree programme in Arts management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship
You can apply to the studies in after first completing the required number of credits at the Open University.
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Uniarts Helsinki begins granting a continued right to study
Alumni have the opportunity to complement their studies free of charge for two years after their graduation.
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Browse our course selection
Open University courses at Uniarts Helsinki and our partner institutions
Professional development
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Develop your arts-based business idea in our pre-incubator
Our new 12-week Uniarts Hub pre-incubator programme will help you get started in setting up a business and becoming an entrepreneur in the creative or arts industries.
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Specialisation Programme in Public Art
The two-year Specialisation Programme in Public Art will be offered in January 2022. Learn more about the programme and its goals. Teaching language in this programme is Finnish.
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Non-Degree Pedagogical Studies for Teachers in the Arts
Pedagogical studies, comprising 60 credits, are intended to be completed to complement a higher education degree in the arts.
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Level A performance examination completed as non-degree studies
Master’s graduates from Uniarts Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy can apply for the right to complete a level A performance examination as non-degree studies.
Learn about the units that provide continuous education
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Open Campus
The Open Campus organises open university studies, continuing and specialist education as well as joint studies for all degree students of the university.
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Seinäjoki Unit of Uniarts Helsinki
The Seinäjoki Unit provides study opportunities in continuous learning and carries out research and development activities in the field of music and other creative fields. It also organises concerts, performances and other events. The unit operates as part of the multidisciplinary University Consortium of Seinäjoki.