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We apply the latest research into working life and solve small and large problems.
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Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK) is one of the largest and most popular universities of applied sciences in Finland. Our strengths are multidisciplinary education, creativity, and a strong international dimension.
News
Schizophrenia mechanisms can be studied with mathematical modelling
It is a known fact that both hereditary and environmental factors contribute to the development of schizophrenia. However, the mechanism of the disease and a cure are yet to be...
Virtual tourism project develops new tourism products in Tampere Region
Unique joint venture between five universities and the commerce sector to strengthen digital commerce expertise
International research project produces policy recommendations for EU’s external relations
HPV vaccine is effective even when all girls and boys are not vaccinated
Tampere University among the top third in QS university ranking
TAMK is the first in Finland to introduce Master’s Degree Programme in Genetic and Genomic Counselling
Events
Dissertations
Sonja Tuomisto: Family involvement in self-managed rehabilitation as perceived by persons diagnosed with coronary artery disease
Mikko Laasanen: Ongoing language change and linguistic variation: on the theory of variationist sociolinguistics
Olli Kuparinen: Change mechanisms. A real time study of Finnish spoken in Helsinki in three time points
Marjaana Jones: Patient and public involvement in healthcare: Potentials and challenges of lay expertise and experiential knowledge
Pauliina Penttilä: Repetition in the Field of Journalism: How journalism is being sustained and renewed through journalistic practices
Toni Heittola: Making sense of everyday environments with computational audio content analysis
For the children of the world
In their research, Professor Per Ashorn and Docent Ulla Ashorn are looking for ways to promote the health of children in low-income countries.
Not the biggest but the best
Niko Riskilä favours building high-end homes over maximising profit. In his opinion, the construction industry should take more pride in its work.
Responsible enterprise pays taxes, too
Responsibility is not just about using local food and reducing waste. It covers the entire operations of an enterprise, from business ideas to salaries.
Working at Tampere Universities
