Study spaces suitable for both independent work and group work on the City Centre Campus.
The National Library offers plenty of quiet working space in four reading rooms.
The Soc&kom Learning Centre offers a quiet working space as well as six computer workstations.
The Think Corner has spaces for group work and relaxed socializing.
Metsätalo and Topelia Unicafés are available for self-study outside restaurant opening hours.
The University of Helsinki offers its degree students access to certain self-study spaces outside the regular opening hours of the buildings in the mornings, evenings and weekends. An access control tag is required for use outside opening hours. You can find Access-controller self-study spaces in the City Centre Campus, Kumpula and Viikki.
There are several libraries and other facilities for self-study and group work in and around the city centre. In addition to those listed below, other academic and university libraries are open to all.
Study and work space open to all at the Harald Herlin Learning Centre in Otaniemi.
A relaxed workspace in the The Free City of Kalasatama – Living Room in the Redi shopping centre.
The closest libraries to the City Centre Campus are Oodi and the Rikhardinkatu and Kallio libraries. Check also the facilities of your local library.
Located in Töölö (Aurorankatu 6), the Library of Parliament has, among other things, a quiet reading room with 70 seats.
The Nordic Culture Point library in Kaisaniemi (Kaisaniemenkatu 9) has both work space and fiction, non-fiction and newspapers.
SKS, The Library of Finnish Literature Society, in Kruununhaka (Hallituskatu 1) offers quiet reading areas and computers for customer use.
The Uniarts campus libraries in Sörnäinen (Haapaniemenkatu 6) and Töölö (Töölönlahdenkatu 16) offer, among other things, reading spaces and the opportunity for quiet work.
Varaamo, The space reservation service of the City of Helsinki, can be used to reserve both individual and group work spaces.