Quick links to study tools
Savonia provides several tools to help you manage your studies. Find quick links to the most important tools below.
Whether you’re new to Savonia or already studying with us, find the information, services and guidance you need throughout your studies.
We’re delighted to welcome you to Savonia. There’s a lot to organise and learn when you start your studies, so we’ve brought together the most important things you need to know and do before you begin and during your first few weeks.
There’s plenty to think about while you’re studying, and sometimes you’ll need a little help along the way. Whether you have a question about your studies, need support with your wellbeing or are looking for practical information about life on campus, you’ll find them here.
Savonia provides several tools to help you manage your studies. Find quick links to the most important tools below.
In Reppu, you can find student instructions, services, news and practical information about studying at Savonia.
In Peppi, you can manage your studies, enrol in courses, check your completed studies and update your personal study plan.
In Moodle, you can find course materials, assignments, online learning content and course-related communication.
Have a question about your studies? Take a look at the answers to some of the questions our students ask most often.
Possibly. The recognition of prior learning is assessed within your field of study after your studies have begun.
At the beginning of your studies, a personal study plan is prepared for you based on your prior learning, the structure of your degree and your own goals. As a general rule, previous higher education studies to be recognised should be at the same EQF level as a Bachelor’s degree at Savonia, which is level 6.
Not all of your previous studies can necessarily be recognised as part of your degree. Based on your personal study plan, you will be placed in a study group that best matches the studies you need to complete.
Your previous studies may reduce the time needed to complete your degree, but you will not automatically be placed directly in a specific year of study.
At the beginning of your studies, your prior learning will be assessed and a personal study plan will be prepared. Based on this plan, it will be determined which studies you need to complete at Savonia and which study group you will join.
Savonia does not have its own student accommodation. Students can apply for housing from student housing providers depending on the city where they study.
Apartments are usually unfurnished. Affordable furniture and household items can often be found second-hand at flea markets and second-hand shops.
You can find more information about housing here.
Your studies are full-time, but you may be able to work alongside them, depending on your circumstances and any restrictions related to your residence permit.
Finding a job in Finland can take time, and many roles require Finnish language skills. Savonia does not find jobs for students, but we can support you with your job search, career planning and understanding Finnish working culture.
You can find more information on our website about working in Finland and Savonia’s career services.
Our Student Services team is here to help with any questions you have along the way. Get in touch and we’ll help you find the information or support you need.
studentservices@savonia.fi
Tel. +358 44 785 7001