New opening hours serve the evening teaching and other activities better
The opening hours of the Undergraduate Centre (OK1), Väre and Ekonominaukio, also Harald Herling Learning Centre will have extended opening hours until 21.00 on Monday to Thursday and until 20.00 on Fridays from the 11th of March.
Extended opening hours will be adjusted if necessary.
Extended opening hours will be adjusted if necessary.
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'Coming to Finland as an Indian student means that I lack the implicit understanding of the Finnish culture to be able to truly connect with someone. I don’t know the local way to communicate, or what’s the emotional intelligence like.'
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