Student exchange
Uniarts Helsinki offers exchange students an excellent range of study options.
Studies
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What is it like to study at Uniarts Helsinki?
Read more about our teaching practices, the role of artistic activities as part of the studies, and the facilities that you can use as a student.
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Mobility opportunities through the IN.TUNE alliance
Uniarts Helsinki is part of the IN.TUNE alliance – a European network of eight universities dedicated to music and the arts. Read more about the IN.TUNE exchange possibilities from their mobility portal.
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Study options
Music, fine arts, performing arts and writing – explore the many study opportunities offered by our academies. Programmes starting at the bachelor’s level are for applicants who do not have a higher education degree from the same field.
How to apply
Information about the application process for each of our academies.
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How to apply for exchange studies at the Academy of Fine Arts
Find out who can apply and how. The application period for the 2026-2027 academic year will run from 3 to 31 March 2026.
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How to apply for exchange studies at the Sibelius Academy
Find out who can apply and how. The application period for the 2026-2027 academic year has ended.
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How to apply for exchange studies at the Theatre Academy
Find out who can apply and how. The application period for the 2026-2027 academic year will run from 3 to 31 March 2026.
Student life
Read more about students’ experiences of studying at Uniarts Helsinki.
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Conducting student: Mental and personal growth has been just as important as the technical training
Interview with Costas Vallios, Conducting Student at the Sibelius Academy
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Piano master student David Munk-Nielsen finds everyday life at the Sibelius Academy international in many ways
In the Sibelius Academy, international opportunities are quite deeply incorporated in the studies.
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Uniarts Helsinki’s Academy of Fine Arts is a treasure trove of opportunities for Natalie
Read an interview with Natalie Eliassen.
Living and studying in Helsinki
Helsinki is a lively student city and one of the most popular European cities for international students.
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All you need to know about life in Helsinki
Find out about the practicalities of studying in this great Nordic city.
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Healthcare and wellbeing for foreign students
Read about the benefits and support available to foreign degree and exchange students including access to healthcare services.
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Getting around
Students enjoy discounted fares on the excellent public transport network in Helsinki.
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Information about student housing options
Uniarts Helsinki does not offer accommodation to its students so make sure to make your own living arrangements in good time.