Find a specialist

There are more than 160,000 university students in Finland. Through the recruitment channels of the Aarresaari network you can find experts in almost all fields of education – from technical sciences to the humanities. You can advertise jobs, internship opportunities and thesis work collaboration opportunities to current students and recently graduated bachelors, masters and doctors.

Advertise to students

Aarresaari network uses two separate recruitment services to advertise jobs, internship opportunities and thesis collaboration opportunities for university students.

JobTeaser is used by the Universities of Eastern Finland, Helsinki, Jyväskylä, Oulu, Turku, Tampere, Lapland and Vaasa, as well as in Aalto, LUT and Tampere Universities, Hanken School of Economics and Åbo Akademi.

The service allows recruiters to target their messages to all university students in Finland free of charge!

On the Advertise to students page, you’ll find more detailed information and instructions on using JobTeaser.

Jobs

As a rule, universities only advertise jobs and internship opportunities that require academic skills and correspond well to their fields of education. Publication criteria for seasonal work (summer jobs) are a bit more relaxed. Publication conditions can also vary based on the employment situation in the region.

You can find more information on these themes below:

  • Fields of education
  • Terms and conditions for publication

Internships

Does your organisation have a project or a report no one has time to work on? Hiring an intern could be your solution. By hiring an intern, you will have access to the latest scientific information, you get outsiders perspective to your operations and new ideas to help you grow your business.

An intern can write reports, carry out surveys and perform other tasks that benefit your organization. An intern should always have an opportunity to apply the skills and knowledge they have acquired during their studies to their internship duties. Internship should also be a learning experience for them.

Internship can also be the first step towards a longer employment relationship. Do not forget our international students, who provide both competence and exciting cultural diversity. A diverse and multi-cultural work community nourishes creativity.

A well-planned training period benefits all parties involved. Since internship is often part of studies, it has its own requirements.

Thesis collaboration

For more extensive and long-term research, you can look for a thesis worker to help you. Thesis collaboration can also be a start for a longer employment relationship and/or a starting point for closer cooperation with the university.

Benefits of thesis collaboration for the employer:

  • access to the latest scientific information
  • outsiders perspective
  • creative solutions based on research results
  • enthusiastic and motivated worker
  • connections to universities
  • an opportunity to get to know a potential new employee

Degree programmes have set requirements for thesis work regarding their form, scope, and content. These requirements might not meet all the wishes and needs of the employer, but students must make sure their thesis meets academic requirements.

The student can be paid a salary, a grant, expense compensation or taxable reward for writing the commissioned thesis. A written contract must be made. Different universities and fields of education may have different guidelines and practices for thesis collaboration.

Tips for writing an advertisement

The advertisement also serves as a showcase for your organisation. Allow enough time to write it and select an inspiring title that awakens interest.

Note the following, especially when advertising internship positions:

Utilise the expertise of international students:

Universities’ terms and conditions for publication

Read the terms and conditions for publication. These terms and conditions apply to JobTeaser. Universities may also have their own practices in addition to the ones listed below.

Terms for publication

  1. JobTeaser is meant for job and internship advertisements and for thesis offers that are suitable for university students and/or university graduates. The tasks must require academic education and support studies or employment after graduation.
  2. The advertisements must include the employer’s name and a job description.   
  3. Advertisements must clearly indicate whether the position is a paid job/internship (employment relationship) or an entrepreneur/freelancer type of assignment/ contract.  
  4. Internship advertisements must include information on the salary (amount of salary/unpaid). Universities recommend that students are paid a salary for their internship. As a rule, most universities do not publish adverts for unpaid internships (see the “Did you know?” section below). Exception: international internships, for which students can apply e.g. Erasmus grant or other type of grant
  5. If you have made a mistake or want to change your advertisement for other reason, please correct it via the link in your user account or via the link emailed to you when posting the advertisement.   
  6. We aim to publish advertisements within three (3) business days.  
  7. According to their own publication policies and discretion, universities have the right not to publish an advertisement or to delete an already published advertisement.
  8. The Aarresaari network and its member universities are not responsible for the content of the advertisements.  


Did you know?  

Advertisements for domestic internships, in which the remuneration falls below the work requirement for earnings-related unemployment allowance (€1,399/month in 2024) are not published at the universities of Helsinki, Tampere, Turku, Jyväskylä, Vaasa, Oulu or Eastern Finland, Hanken School of Economics, Åbo Akademi University or Aalto University.   

At other universities, advertisements for unpaid positions or ones in which the remuneration falls below the work requirement for earnings-related unemployment allowance are published at their discretion.


Field of education classification 

Fields of educationUniversities
Agriculture, forestry and food science
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
Architecture and construction
Aalto University 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu 
Arts
Aalto University  
Tampere University 
University of the Arts Helsinki 
University of Jyväskylä 
University of Lapland 
Biological and environmental sciences
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University  
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Business and economics
Aalto University  
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Universtity of Lapland 
Hanken School of Economics 
LUT University 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
University of Vaasa 
Energy and electrical engineering
Aalto University  
LUT University 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu 
University of Vaasa 
Health and sport sciences
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu 
Åbo Akademi University (only Health sciences)
History, culture and archaeology
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Information and communication technologies (ICT)
Aalto University  
LUT University 
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
University of Vaasa 
Journalism and information
Aalto University  
University of Helsinki 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
Åbo Akademi University 
University of Vaasa 
Languages and literatureUniversity of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Law
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Lapland 
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University (only Bachelor level) 
Mathematics and statistics
Aalto University  
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Mechanical engineering, manufacturing and processing
Aalto University  
LUT University 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Medicine
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Pharmacy
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
Åbo Akademi University 
Physical sciences, chemistry and earth sciences
Aalto University  
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu 
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Social and behavioural science
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
University of Lapland 
University of Oulu
Tampere University 
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Social sciences and administration
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
University of Lapland 
Tampere University 
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
University of Vaasa 
Religion and theology
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Teacher training and general education science
University of Helsinki 
University of Eastern Finland 
University of Jyväskylä 
University of Lapland 
Tampere University 
University of Oulu  
University of Turku 
Åbo Akademi University 
Veterinary medicineUniversity of Helsinki