Services by User Group

SKS offers diverse resources and services for different groups. Welcome to learn more!

For researchers

The collections of the SKS archive and library are an inexhaustible treasure trove of cultural heritage and literature for researchers. Based on applications, SKS also distributes grants, workplaces in Helsinki and residency positions in Tartu to researchers. Learn more about our diverse services!

For students

SKS’ digital publications and the archive and library collections are an inexhaustible treasure trove of cultural heritage and literature. We offer students information seeking support as well as place to work and perform exercises. Make discoveries to support your studies!

For the media

Do you wish to know more about our services, publications or our society? Are you looking to interview an expert on folklore, literature, the Finnish language or history? SKS’ communication services are happy to serve you, do not hesitate to contact it!

For members

SKS is a scientific society that unifies the different areas of Finnish culture and is a cultural organisation that promotes knowledge of Finland’s cultural heritage. As a member of SKS, you are part of a unique network that provides expertise and conducts activities in the field of humanities. Learn more about SKS membership and member benefits! Coming soon

For authors

Do you wish to offer us scientific manuscripts or are you planning an accessible reference book? Are you searching for archive material or literature to support writing your book? Learn more about our services for authors

For teachers

SKS’ open access learning resources and data packages offer up-to-date and researched information on Finnish culture, literature, history and cultural heritage. You are also welcome to visit or join a workshop at SKS together with your group!

For genealogists

The collections of the SKS archive and library are an inexhaustible treasure trove of cultural heritage and literature, from which genealogists also make discoveries. The services of the SKS archive and library are open for everyone – welcome!