If you have any questions or need more information concerning the conference, please do not hesitate to contact us at: etmuconference2025@helsinki.fi.
The conference will be held at the University of Helsinki City Centre Campus in the Main building.
The main building of the University of Helsinki (venue) is easily accessible by train, metro, bus and tram. The Main railway station and the Helsinki University metro stop are a short walk away.
In all events held at the University of Helsinki, the participants commit to following the principles for a safer space. When attending an event, meet all participants with an open mind, respect their diversity and let everyone define their own experiences.
These principles were drawn up for each event participant to feel as good, welcome and safe as possible. Please join us in establishing an open, interactive and respectful atmosphere. Take responsibility for creating a safer place!
Anyone willing to commit to the following principles is welcome at our events:
Our events are free from all kinds of discrimination, harassment, bullying and ridicule, as well as threatening behaviour. If you experience or witness inappropriate or offending behaviour or behaviour that goes against these principles, you have the right to intervene. You can also notify event organisers of such incidents or write to hairintayhdyshenkilo@hyy.fi or tyohyvinvointi@helsinki.fi.
These principles will be announced in connection with event communications to make sure all participants are aware of them.
The principles for a safer space were drawn up in collaboration with members of the University community in 2019. While they were originally drawn up for the University's Guidance Corners, we hope they are adhered to no matter the place or organiser of the event. We recommend that you also acquaint yourself with the instructions for online event participants as well as the rules of use for University facilities and University rules of conduct.
On the page Equality, diversity and accessibility at the University you will find more general information on the prevention of inequality and discrimination at the University and, for example, on multilingualism in everyday life at the university.