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  The new semester has started – welcome students!

  The autumn semester and the new academic year has begun! The start of the semester and the new students have been celebrated with the traditional Keltanokkabileet (KNB) organised…

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  650 study places available at Turku University of Applied Sciences in the Joint Application

  the Joint Application starts on Monday September 1 and ends on September 11. Turku University of Applied Sciences has 15 Bachelor’s and 13 Master’s degree programmes included in…

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  Ekovirta training provides tools for more sustainable packaging and textiles

  The Ekovirta training gave professionals in the textile and packaging sector a framework for developing sustainability. Published: Edited: Text by Mari Loikkanen In the future, companies will be…

• Phenomenon

  

  Wellness tourism is more than just nature and saunas

  The tourism industry is returning to growth after the covid slump. Among the various tourism genres, wellness tourism is growing particularly strongly. Lecturer Susanna Saari explores the potential…

• Case

  

  Knowledge for well-being and performance

  The cooperation between Eerikkilä and Turku University of Applied Sciences is expanding from sports and exercise technology to more general knowledge-based management of well-being and performance. Performance and…

• Case

  

  How can mobile technology alleviate children’s fears of hospitals?

  Transient fears in children and adolescents are common and a natural part of growth and development. Fears are the way children deal with new, unfamiliar or exciting situations.…

• Student

  

  Double degree opens doors to the world

  Annette Olup received her diploma from both Turku University of Applied Sciences and the German OTH Regensburg at the same time. According to Olup, the double degree has…

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  Ameer Abdullah worked hard to get a degree and learn Finnish

  Ameer Abdullah from Pakistan knew already in high school that he wanted to study in Finland. He had done a lot of research on Finland, so nothing on…

• Student

  

  Short exchange offers a quick dive into internationality

  Internationalisation does not always have to be sought through exchange studies lasting several months. Industrial Management and Engineering students Topi Turpeinen and Atte Niskakoski were inspired by a…