Student interviews
What's it like to study at Uniarts Helsinki? Let our students tell you!
Search results: 54
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In a jazz ensemble, each player is simultaneously a soloist and a team player
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Fine arts student: The best thing about studying is the encouraging community spirit
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Music Technology student: When I entered the classroom for the first time, I fell in love with the community
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Opera coaching student: Our international team creates a fantastic atmosphere
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Becoming a master: Keval Shah, Emma Hartikainen and Tanja Niiranen
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Theatre pedagogy student: the master’s programme uses our own perspectives on art as a starting point
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Dance pedagogy student: The master’s programme allows us to explore different pedagogical approaches
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Fine arts student: Freedom of choice supports my creativity
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Directing student: Master’s studies give me freedom to explore my own artistic expression
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My day: “After years of trial and error, I realised I practice better later in the day”
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Doctoral student Libero Mureddu is a spokesperson for improvisation
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Doctoral researcher Lilja Lehmuskallio encourages applicants from of arts management, cultural production, and cultural policy to apply to doctoral studies
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Arts Management student: We are encouraged to dream and think big
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Choral Conducting alum: During your studies, you build your own community
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Composition and Vocal Arts student: Freedom to explore in a creative space
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Arts Management student: Sharing ideas with colleagues helps concretise my dreams
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Student ambassador Cliodhna Scott: From day one we went straight into making music together
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Global Music student: An inclusive environment where everyone is encouraged to pursue their interests and passions
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Anna Kuoppamäki and the trinity of music: “I teach, carry out research and make music”
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Student Alyssa Coffin: “The role of Uniarts Helsinki is to propose new narratives about environmental matters”
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Piano master student David Munk-Nielsen finds everyday life at the Sibelius Academy international in many ways
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Comparative Dramaturgy and Performance Research masters’ programme to produce first graduates this spring
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Choreography student: Looking for artistic growth through deeper understanding of my art form
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Comparative Dramaturgy and Performance Research student: Dancer who pursues dramaturgical thinking
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Meet the student: Pianist Nils Hansson
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Soprano Tuuli Takala: Make your mark with authenticity
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Meet our doctoral student: Paola Livorsi
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Meet the student: Myra Pranajaya
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Meet the students: pianist Nina Haug and violinist Joosep Reimaa
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Production Lab – a ground-breaking pilot engages students from all academies in creative collaboration
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Double bass student Venla Lahti: In EUYO you get experience in being an orchestra musician before working in a professional orchestra
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Meet the student: Accordionist Roser Gabriel Pla
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Master’s student in directing: Trust your own vision and ability to make art
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Dance pedagogy student found a supporting group of friends in her class
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Theatre pedagogy student: Content related to inclusion, diversity, and accessibility has been important
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Arts Management student: I see my future in creating impactful cultural events and artistic projects internationally
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Global Music student: My vision and my dreams are at the centre of my curriculum
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Global Music student: I put my art, my music and my values in action
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Global Music student: A safe place to explore my musical identity
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Pride Week Interview with Elina Nissinen and Oskari Ruuska: University staff want feedback and have supported student initiatives
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Meet our student duo: soprano Virva Puumala ja pianist Jussi Littunen
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Rewarding exchange year for Natalie Roe
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Exchange year at the Sibelius Academy helps Pablo Gil grow as a musician
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Choreography student: Don’t try to be anything other than yourself
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Fine Arts degree student: It is important to hear what other people think about making art
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Arts Management student: Peer-learning is a significant part of my Uniarts studies
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Cello student: An opportunity to become a well-rounded musician
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Conducting alum: Learning from a real situation with immediate feedback
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Global Music student: You feel you are part of something great