Student union’s blog posts
Higher education is still not accessible to everyone on the equal basis. There is a limited number of study places in the universities and universities of applied sciences, which means that not everyone who wants to study gets a place.…
This week has marked the International Week both in the student union and at the university. But what does internationality actually mean in the context of universities? Students and researchers from abroad, teaching and courses in English, opportunities for international…
In the summer, I followed the public discussion about branding students as freeloaders and thought that it is apparently appropriate to belittle students’ experiences. Fortunately, soon after the discussion took off in the media, research which highlighted the world in…
The Council of Representatives – the highest authority of the Student Union chosen by TREY’s membership – has now met altogether 13 times. In addition, the Council has had several evening sessions, Administration Committee meetings, Council groups meetings and other…
Are you familiar with the concept of ”academic freedom”? It is one of the core values of our University, and the student’s freedom and responsibility over the development of their own thinking and world view. In the more common sense…