The Faculty of Law engages in multidisciplinary research cooperation with numerous other units, organisations and disciplines. Faculty has also signed agreements of cooperation and works within cooperation networks of which you can read more below.
The University of Helsinki has several Exchange programmes, please contact the International Exchange Services.
In the framework of the League of the European Research Universities LERU, there is a close collaboration in research and doctoral education.
The Faculty of Law is actively involved in research on digitalisation and its impacts. The Faculty cooperates with the HELDIG research network (Helsinki Centre for Digital Humanities).
Helsinki Institute of Sustainability Science HELSUS is a cross-faculty research unit in sustainability science within the University of Helsinki. Faculty of Law is one of the seven HELSUS faculties.
Helsinki Institute for Social Sciences and Humanities HSSH is building a research culture that creates new multidisciplinary research collaboration on the City Centre Campus of the University of Helsinki and with partners outside the university. Faculty of Law is actively involved in this collaboration.
The Finnish China Law Center, a national institution with nine participating universities, coordinates and develops research and education in Chinese law and Chinese legal culture. The Center is led by Professor Ulla Liukkunen.
IPR University Center is a joint institute of six Finnish universities. IPR University Center’s function is to coordinate and promote education and research connected to intellectual property rights.
Faculty of Law has signed an agreement to join Pan-European Seal Professional Traineeship Programme arranged by European Patent Office and European Union Intellectual Property Office. The Pan-European Seal will set up a programme to reach all academic areas, promote the use of both Offices’ online tools amongst university staff and students, help young people access the IP labour market, and encourage multicultural exchange. The Pan-European Seal will provide a framework for early talent detection by offering traineeships that will take place independently in both Offices.