Are you starting your higher education studies in the spring semester 2025?
We at the FSHS are here to support your health and well-being throughout your studies.
News
Register as an attending student for the spring semester in order to use our services after 1 January 2025
Please note that the information regarding your enrollment will be transferred to FSHS from higher education institutions with a delay of approximately 1–3 days.
Eveliina Heinäluoma elected Chair of the FSHS Council – Tuomo Yli-Huttula to continue to chair the Board of Trustees
The Finnish Student Health Service Council has elected a Board of Trustees and a Council for the term 2025–2026.
Check the opening times for Christmas season and New Year
The FSHS serves students on weekdays during the Christmas holidays. You can check the possible exceptions in opening hours in this article.
The groups for the spring semester 2025 have been published on our website – Welcome to English speaking groups!
In our groups you can get support for your health and life management.
Our own service units will be closed on Independence Day, 6 December
All our own service units, SelfChat and nationwide telephone services will be closed on Independence Day, Friday 6 Dec.
The healthcare fee for students in higher education to fall slightly next year
Next year, the student-specific healthcare fee will be EUR 71.20 per academic year, or EUR 35.60 per term.
New information on students’ lifestyles: An increasing number of higher education students get enough exercise but spend too much time online
Positive changes have taken place in the lifestyles of higher education students over the past three years.
Tips for beating the winter blues
We updated an article in Health information resource pages, where you can read how you can try to alleviate symptoms caused by the darkness.
Student health meetings offer support when health problems affect studies
“Students frequently mention feeling ashamed by their declined productivity. However, it’s natural for mental or physical strain to affect your ability to study,” says Katri Muranen, a psychiatric nurse for the FSHS.