University of Helsinki

International Staff Exchange Week 2014

International Staff Exchange Week 2014
The University of Helsinki welcomes administrative staff from the Erasmus partner universities. In order to give the best overview of our institution UH offers a one week programme called ISEW. ISEW 2014 will take place on 19 - 23 May 2014.

Who?
The program is directed to administrators working in the university level with interest in benchmarking of practices and networking with colleagues. Participation will be limited to two person per partner institution. The language of communication is English.

The ISEW program is only for the participants. In order to benefit from the intense program the participants are expected to attend the scheduled activities.

What?
The program will be constructed in days with specific themes from an administrative point of view. Themes include e.g.

• General information about the University
• Visiting host department of your choice
• Administrators supporting universities´core functions

Two special evening events are planned for the week. See the feedback from previous ISEW-participants.

How to apply?
More informationon will be given this autumn on these pages. The electronic application form will be awailable from January 15 to February 2014. All applicants will be informed about the decisions by the end of February 2014.

Accommodation
University of Helsinki will arrange accommodation for successful applicants in Töölö Towers.

Costs
Participation in the scheduled programme is free of charge. Other costs such as accomodation and travel are covered by the participants themselves.

Further information
Ms Tiina Kosunen, Head of Development, International Affairs
tiina.kosunen@helsinki.fi, tel. +358 50 3622578.
Programme for ISEW 2013 The preliminary programme for ISEW 2014 will be given later.
ISEW 2013 presentations

Welcome to Helsinki – a pocket-sized metropolis!

...Besides the hard work:

• Visit  the Parliament of Finland
• Get to know the Finnish sauna & nature
• First steps of the Finnish language
  

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