University of Lapland
University of Lapland
Website: http://www.ulapland.fi/InEnglish
Telephone: +358 16 341341
Number of inhabitants in the city: 58 100
Number of students in the university: 4 600
Programme : Law and Social Science
Academic calendar:
Fall: End of Aug – Mid-Dec (courses end)
Spring: Jan – May (courses end)
Courses:
Use the link below to check out the courses that are taught in English.
http://www.ulapland.fi/InEnglish/Studies/International-Programmes-and-Courses
Accommodation: Student apartments are located in four different locations in Rovaniemi: Ounasvaara Kuntotie area (3 km from the University), Rantavitikka and Anninportti (near the University), Rovala, close to the city centre (3 km from the University) and Asemarinne (near the railway station).
The monthly rent for a room in a flat shared by two or three persons ranges from 190€ to 320€ per person.
Useful information:
- Rovaniemi is a city that is in the North of Finland and also the capital of Lapland – it is located 10 km south of the Arctic Circle
- The university has a Student Union (LYY) which also includes the ESN Lapland – they organise events and parties and also offers a newspaper and sport activities
- The living costs are between 570€ and 880€ per month
- In Rovaniemi you can find excellent recreational facilities, as well as vibrant social and cultural activities – a must have seen is the Arktikum
- Excellent summer and winter activities such as hiking, fishing, trekking, kayaking, skiing – also special activities such as husky and reindeer safaris or snowmobile tours
- In the Rovaniemi are several national parks and also a wildlife park, furthermore you can enjoy pure nature or you just visit Santa Claus in Santa Claus Village
- There is also some nightlife going on – several bars, clubs and discos promise an eventful night out
- Several shopping centres are home to Rovaniemi and offer a range of different shops and boutiques for every possible need
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Courses |
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ECTS |
Semester |
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International Sales Law |
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6-8 |
Fall/Spring |
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International Trade Law |
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4-8 |
Fall/Spring |
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Contract Drafting and Negotiations in International Commercial Transactions |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Client Consultation |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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International Commercial Arbitration |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot |
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5-16 |
Fall/Spring |
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Introduction to Russian Law |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Corporate Social Responsibility, Local People and Multilevel Governance of Natural Resources in the Russian North |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Company and Contract Law in Russia |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Constitutional Law |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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European Law l |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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European Law ll |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Property Law in comparative and European context |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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The new labor law |
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1-6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Private International Law and Comparative Law |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Global and Regional Problems of Private International Law |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Comparative Law |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Tax Law |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Consumption Taxation |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Taxation Policy and European Tax Law |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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International Taxation |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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European Administrative Law: European Perspectives on Good Administration |
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2-5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Literature Exam: Introduction to Leadership Psychology |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Psychology of Leadership l |
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5 |
Spring |
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Electronic Government and Electronic Services (independent studying, written assignment) |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Innovations and Change Management in Organizations (independent studying, written assignment) |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Human Resource Management and Work Societies |
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5 |
Fall |
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Literature Exam: Introduction to Leadership Psychology |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Psychology of Leadership l |
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5 |
Spring |
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Literature Exam: Experiential Psychology |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Literature Exam: Nature and Culture |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Literature Exam: Environmental Economy |
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3 |
Fall/Spring |
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Environmental Law |
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6 |
Fall/Spring |
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Environmental Politics |
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10 |
Fall |
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Arctic Environmental Issues |
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30 |
Fall |
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Business Ethics |
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5 |
Fall |
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Management and Entrepreneurship |
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5 |
Spring |
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Brand Management |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Developing Destination Experiences |
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5 |
Fall |
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Introduction to Political Studies (International Relations) |
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2,5 |
Fall |
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Literature exam: Action, Practice and Structure |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Literature exam: Power, Politics and Political |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Political Thought |
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5 |
Fall |
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Environmental Politics |
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10 |
Fall |
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Literature Exam: Religion and Politics |
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5 |
Fall/Spring |
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Responsible Tourism Business |
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5 |
Fall |
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Cultural and Social Studies of Tourism |
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5 |
Spring |
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Developing Destination Experiences |
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5 |
Fall |
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Designing Tourism Services |
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5 |
Spring |
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Theory and Practice of Entrepreneurship in Tourism |
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5 |
Spring |
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Current Issues in Tourism |
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1-10 |
Fall/Spring |
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Computational Statistics |
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3 or 5 |
Spring |
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Scientific Information Retrieval |
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2 |
Fall/Spring |
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Introduction to Scientific Thinking and Research Practices |
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4 |
Fall/Spring |
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Quantitative Methods |
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5 |
Fall |
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Qualitative Methods |
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3 or 5 |
Spring |
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Qualitative Analysis Courses |
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4 |
Fall/Spring |
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Literature exam: Philosophy of Science |
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3 |
Fall/Spring |
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Introduction to The Arctic |
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5 |
Fall |
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Arctic Ecosystems and Adaptation of Species to Arctic Environment |
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5 |
Fall |
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Arctic Politics and Law |
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5 |
Fall |
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Peoples, Culture and Identities of the Arctic |
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5 |
Fall |
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Sustainable Development, Natural Resources and Economy in the North |
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5 |
Fall |
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Arctic Studies Program, Alternative Courses |
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5 |
Fall |
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