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Meet the teacher! In 2000, Veli-Pekka Tynkkynen had just started his PhD studies in geography at the University of Helsinki. In the picture, he is at Arbat, a Moscow street that has inspired artists and dissidents for over a century. Today, Veli-Pekka is a professor in Russian environmental studies. He leads a research team that focuses on energy, natural resource and climate issues in Russia. He also teaches in the Master's Programme in Russian Studies. “The students are taught by teacher-scholars that have wide expertise in societal outreach, in addition to high-level basic research.” The applications are still open until 15 Jan 2021 to our 35 International Master’s Programmes.

University of Helsinki posted on Facebook

According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Äikäs, studying Cell and Sys­tem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you un­der­stand the mech­an­isms of life and reas­ons be­hind dis­eases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.

University of Helsinki posted on Facebook

According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Äikäs, studying Cell and Sys­tem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you un­der­stand the mech­an­isms of life and reas­ons be­hind dis­eases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.

University of Helsinki posted on Facebook

According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Äikäs, studying Cell and Sys­tem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you un­der­stand the mech­an­isms of life and reas­ons be­hind dis­eases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.

University of Helsinki posted on Facebook

According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Äikäs, studying Cell and Sys­tem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you un­der­stand the mech­an­isms of life and reas­ons be­hind dis­eases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.

University of Helsinki posted on Facebook

According to Feven Tigistu-Sahle and Lauri Äikäs, studying Cell and Sys­tem Physiology in the Master's Programme in Neuroscience makes you un­der­stand the mech­an­isms of life and reas­ons be­hind dis­eases. They also find that the programme offers modern teaching, a supportive network of experts, a connection with working life and a relaxed atmosphere with motivated people. The applications are still open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes until 15 Jan 2021.

University of Helsinki posted on Facebook

Meet the teacher! In 1994, Elizabeth Peterson was graduating from college in Salt Lake City, Utah. Her lifelong dream was journalism, and soon after she began working at The Salt Lake Tribune, the major daily newspaper in Salt Lake City. She liked working with words and language, but wanted to sink her thoughts into something in a deeper way and found herself thinking about linguistics. Today, Elizabeth is a linguist teaching in the Master’s Programme in English Studies. Her first book, Making Sense of "Bad English:" An introduction to language attitudes and ideologies, was published last fall. "Language unites us as people, and language divides us as people. My research, writing, and teaching address this balance." The applications are currently open to our 35 International Master’s Programmes. Apply before 15 Jan 2021.