Sisu, Moodle, and your teacher-advisors.
At the University of Helsinki you'll use two main digital tools for your studies: Sisu for planning and registration, Moodle for course content.
Use Sisu to build your study plan, register for courses, see your credit and grade status, and request transcripts. Sisu also holds your study calendar, which you can export to your Outlook email.
Once you register for a course in Sisu, the teacher enrols you in the course's Moodle space or sends you a link and enrolment key. Moodle holds lecture materials, assignment submissions, forums, and chat with teachers.
Quick rule: Sisu is where you register for courses. Moodle is where you access course content after you're registered.
ENS — European and Nordic Studies
General questions: Hanna Tuominen (hanna.t.tuominen@helsinki.fi). Three tracks led by Hanna Tuominen, Johanna Kantola, and Peter Stadius. Track assignments are made during orientation week.
Visit websiteCOS — Contemporary Societies
General questions: Marianne Järveläinen (marianne.jarvelainen@helsinki.fi). Track-specific teacher-advisors are introduced at the programme-specific orientation event.
Visit websiteGPC — Global Politics and Communication
Track teacher-advisors: Governance, Organisations and Communication — Jaakko Hillo (jaakko.hillo@helsinki.fi); Media and Democracy — Kari Karppinen (kari.karppinen@helsinki.fi); Global Political Economy — S.M. Amadae (sm.amadae@helsinki.fi).
Visit websiteEach programme has teacher-advisors who help with track-specific questions and discuss your research interests. You meet them during orientation week. Don't hesitate to contact them — open discussion is highly appreciated in Finnish academic culture.