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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
President Mari Walls at the Opening Ceremony: Commitment to long-term funding needed to safeguard scientific research and competitiveness
Mari Walls, President of Tampere University, addressed the financial situation of universities at the opening of the academic year on Tuesday 7 September.
A manual gives international perspective on wellbeing technology teaching
THE starts comparisons between fields – psychology improves its world ranking
ECIU XR Campus enables learners to solve real-life challenges in virtual reality
Tampere University is planning to outsource certain financial services and HR functions
Cooperation negotiations concerning centralised support staff to begin at Tampere University
Genomic comparison of prostate cancer cells eradicated by and resistant to treatment allows researchers to identify targets for enhanced therapy
Events
Dissertations
Elina Peltola: Long-term Prognosis of Patients with an Insulinoma
Joonas Tamminen: Prehospital Emergencies: Early Recognition, Response and Machine Learning in Risk Stratification
Krishna Mohan Mishra: Novel data extraction, feature extraction and fault detection techniques for elevator fault detection
Breaking the taboo of incontinence
Up to 51% of women and 15% of men have problems with bladder or bowel control. The condition is still poorly understood and often remains a secret.
Electricity from the movement of animals
David Blažević started working as a goat herder and returned to the university with a groundbreaking idea. Can we say bye-bye to batteries?
Inventions come about through hard work
The way inventors approach the world around them is what sets them apart from the rest of us. An invention can make our everyday life easier or change the world.
Working at Tampere Universities
