Ajankohtaista Taideyliopiston IN.TUNE-yhteistyöstä lokakuussa
Latest updates from the University of the Arts Helsinki’s IN.TUNE collaboration
Julkaistu 20.10.2026
· 2 minuutin lukuaika
IN.TUNE (Innovative Universities in Music & Arts in Europe) is an alliance of eight European music and arts universities, offering students and staff at the University of the Arts Helsinki a wide range of international study opportunities, events, networks and funding possibilities. In this news roundup, we bring together current IN.TUNE opportunities approximately once a month.
Artistic Research webinar series continues
The international webinar series for the 2026-27 academic year brings together experts in artistic research and doctoral supervision from across Europe. The next webinar will take place on 3 November under the theme “Supervision in Times of AI: Keeping Up with Rapid Developments While Maintaining High Quality.” The keynote speaker will be Katherine Harrison from Linköping University. Read more and register.
New IN.TUNE student representative for Uniarts Helsinki
Dickson Uthui has begun his role as the University of the Arts Helsinki’s IN.TUNE student representative. As a student representative, he serves on the Student Council and the Societal Engagement Work Package, bringing students’ perspectives to the development of the alliance. Welcome aboard, Dickson!
Uniarts Helsinki strengthens European networks in Bucharest
Representatives from the University of the Arts Helsinki took part in several IN.TUNE alliance events in Bucharest this October. The Traditional Music Summit brought together representatives from European music conservatoires and universities to share expertise, showcase educational and artistic practices, and develop international collaboration. Uniarts Helsinki was represented by Subject Area Heads Vilma Timonen and Vasileios Katopodis.
In addition, Susanna Ketola, Lotta Palin and Janne Nieminen participated in the Staff Week, where they networked with European partners and exchanged experiences on higher education administration, digital services and support for student mobility.
Tuuli Talvitie, Vice Dean for Research at the Sibelius Academy, also attended the Musicians on the Move: Towards an International Career conference, which explored the internationalisation of higher music education and European cooperation.
New international learning opportunities
During autumn 2026, IN.TUNE is launching new Joint Online Courses, Joint Modules and a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP). Read more about IN.TUNE’s new educational initiatives.
One of the courses starting this autumn is Musician’s Health, which focuses on musicians’ physical and mental wellbeing, practice habits and recognising signs of strain. The course has been co-developed by our lecturer Päivi Arjas. Read more on the website.
Other opportunities for students
- Audience Engagement: How to Meaningfully Connect with Audiences online course in November. Read more on Student Uniarts.
- The third call for Student-led Projects is open until 20 November. Join the matchmaking session in November. Read more about the Student-led Projects on Student Uniarts.
- The next Language Café takes place on 3 November. Read more and register by 27 October.