Newsroom
News and current perspectives about and around Uniarts Helsinki.
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Uniarts Helsinki’s current COVID guidelines for teaching stay valid until 28 Feb, artistic activities continue without outside people in the audience until 31 Jan
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Apply for doctoral studies at the Sibelius Academy 2 to 29 January 2021
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New scientific journal Satasarvi provides a much-needed forum for the study of folk music
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The preparedness team decided to extend the current coronavirus guidelines until 17 January 2021
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Uniarts Helsinki receives funding for virtual theatre and digital artistic activities
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“There has been a change in the work and identity of dramaturgs” – The new international master’s programme in dramaturgy responds to today’s needs
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Neil Heyde appointed as visiting professor at Uniarts Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy
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Dissertation: The right to produce knowledge is also a human rights issue in the field of music education
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Previous rector of Uniarts Helsinki Jari Perkiömäki receives the Commander of the Order of the Lion of Finland medal
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Marjaana Kella appointed as professor of photography in contemporary art at the Academy of Fine Arts
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Uniarts Helsinki’s new coronavirus guidelines are valid from 30 November 2020 to 10 January 2021
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Music students experience heavy workloads in their studies, a study finds
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Registration for Open University courses begins on 24 Nov – a wide selection of online studies available next spring
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Uniarts Helsinki’s events cancelled from audience until 10 January 2021
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Uniarts Helsinki introduces new coronavirus guidelines that will stay valid until 10 January 2021
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Free Open University studies for the unemployed, laid-off and Uniarts Helsinki alumni
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Emilie Gardberg selected as dean of Uniarts Helsinki’s Sibelius Academy
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New Master’s students of the Academy of Fine Arts
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Teaching, studies and work to continue mostly remotely in the 2021 spring term