Latest blog posts
What's happening in the Uniarts Helsinki's blogs right now.
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Reflection / the most memorable things about a course, short exchange in Iceland :)
Student Ambassador Chen from the Theatre Academy reflects on her experience of a short-term student exchange at the University of the Arts in Iceland.
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Student exchange opportunities for theatre and performing arts students — Practical and helpful tips
Student ambassador Chen from the Theatre Academy talks you through the student mobility opportunities for theatre and performing arts students at Uniarts.
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Kuin lottovoitto – ja muita tutkimusrahoituksen merkityksiä
Helsingin yliopiston tutkimushanke Suomalaismuusikot Hitlerin Saksassa sai rahoituksen Koneen Säätiöltä joulukuussa 2024. Blogikirjoituksessaan hankkeen tutkija Johanna Talasniemi pohtii rahoituksen merkitystä tutkimushankkeelle ja omalle toiminnalleen.
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Performing performance and LAPSing around: how, where, why, wait, what?
In an effort to summarize performance from a personal point of view, student ambassador George Rallis talks about the energy of performance art, their podcast Lapsing Around while also the program LAPS.
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Internships and why they could be good for your artistic practice
Snowdrop, student ambassador from the Academy of Fine Arts, shares insights on why and how an internship might further your artistic practice.
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After Thoughts on What Now? Changes to the Realities of International Artists in Finland
As a following of The Leap, “What Now?” is an event organized by TIAN (Theatre Academy’s Alumni Network), Globe Art Point, and Think Africa, focusing on how legislative changes affect international artists in Finland while also creating a space for community care. The event took place on November 5, 2024. However, we still find it important to reflect on it.
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Why you should look at the posters in Uniarts
Student ambassador Snowdrop reveals what can you learn from keeping your eyes open on campus.
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What is Mylly and how do you survive it?
New Fine Arts students at Uniarts Helsinki take part in “Mylly” at the beginning of their studies. In this post, student ambassador Snowdrop tells you everything you need to know.
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In the world of improvisation!
The METRIC (Modernizing European Higher Music Education through Improvisation) Network held its annual intensive program in Helsinki this February. The intensive program gathered together students and teachers from several European conservatoires. It was a week full of workshops, lectures and concerts. Pihla Perämäki, folk music student, took part in the intensive programme!
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Om gnistor och ett kreativt krypin
Sofie Lundell, doktorand i pedagogiska vetenskaper vid Åbo Akademi, utforskar ordkonstens roll i lärande och undervisning. I denna text reflekterar hon över ordens kraft, skapandets betydelse och hur ordkonst kan bli en språngbräda för barns och ungas relation till språk, litteratur och kreativitet.