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Discover New Opportunities

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Discover Finland

• Distinctive seasonal variations

– Nightless nights and midnight sun during the summer

– Polar nights and northern lights during the winter

• Unspoiled nature

– The land of the thousand lakes

– Vast archipelago

– Verdant forests

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Discover Finns

• The harsh conditions in which the Finns live have made them tough and unyielding but don’t let first impressions fool you. Once you get to know them better you will see them as warm, easy going and honest people

• 5,2 million, mainly living in urban areas

• Two official languages

– Finnish (92%)

– Swedish (5,5%)

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The Finnish educational system

The higher education system comprisesuniversities and universities of applied sciences (UAS). The admission requirement for both is a secondary general or vocational diploma.

Universities, which are scientific or artistic institutions, focus on research and education based on research. They confer Bachelor's, Master's, licentiate and doctoral degrees.

Universities of applied sciences offer work-related education in response to labour market needs.A bachelor’s degree requires 3.5 - 4.5 years of full-time study. The requirement for Master's programmes is a UAS degree or equivalent, plus a minimum of three years of work experience in the field concerned.

Basic education

Upper secondary schools

Vocational education and training

Bachelor’s degree Bachelor’s degree

UniversitiesUniversities of Applied Sciences

Master’s degree

Master’s degree

Doctor’s degree

Working life

Working life

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Discover Turku

• Living city with lots of students

– Interesting attractions

– Extensive variety of leisure time activities

– Festivals and many other events

– Vibrant nightlife

• 175,000 inhabitants, ca. 20% students

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Discover TUAS

• One of the largest universities of applied sciences in Finland

• Multidisciplinary

– 7 fields of study and 37 degree programmes

– 10 degree programmes leading to a Master’s Degree

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TUAS today

• Around 1800 starting places, over 9000 students in degree programmes

• About 500 students are completing specialisation studies

• Nearly 200 students are completing a Master’s Degree at TUAS

• Ca. 75% of our graduates find employment in Southwest Finland

• A significant expert organisation

– Over 700 employees

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TUAS international activities

• Over 200 international partners• Emphasis on Baltic Sea area and

Europe• Cooperation also in Asia, America

and Africa• Student and staff mobility• International cooperation for

curriculum development• Joint degree programmes• International R&D project cooperation• Internationalisation at home

– Teaching in English– Focus on language training

and cultural competence

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TUAS organisation

City

Council

City

Board

TUAS

Delegation

TUAS

Board

Rector

Vice

Rectors

Executive

BoardDevelopment

and

Administration

Arts Academy

Health Care

Life Sciences and Business

Technology, Environment and Business

Telecommunication and e-Business

Well-being Services

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Locations and faculties

• Life Sciences and Business

• Well-being Services

• Arts Academy

• Technology, Environmentand Business

• Health Care

• Telecommunication and e-Business

• Development and Administration

– Administrative Services

– Educational Services

– Innovation Services

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TUAS faculties in Turku

Life Sciences and Business

Well-being Services

Well-being Services

Health Care

Arts Academy

Technology, Environment and Business

Telecommunication and e-Business

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Life Sciences and Business

The learning environment at Life Sciences

and Business faculty is shaped by

internationally oriented study programmes

which combine life sciences, business and

ICT.

The objective of the faculty is to educate

Bachelors of Engineering and

Bachelors/Masters of Business

Administration, specializing either in

Business or IT,for the needs of local companies, industry and R&D activities.

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Life Sciences and Business

• Biotechnology and Food Technology

• Laboratory Technology

• Business Information Technology

• Business

• International Business (in English)

• Entrepreneurship and Business (Master’s Degree)

Location: Turku

www.tuas.fi/lifesciencesandbusiness

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Well-being Services

The faculty of Well-being Services gives students the skills and competence needed in social services and individuals’ everydaywell-being.

Elements of the studies are theoretical education, work placement, project work and thesis project. All these elements create a continuous link between education and working life.

Students are encouraged to customer-oriented work, ethically sustainable activities, ncreasing comprehensive well-being and giving an opportunity to fulfill themselves.

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Well-being Services

• Physiotherapy• Beauty Care• Business• Hospitality Management• Social Services• Business Information Technology• Occupational Therapy• Hospitality Management (Master’s

Degree)• Social Services (Master’s Degree)• Rehabilitation (Master’s Degree)

Locations: Turku, Loimaawww.tuas.fi/well-beingservices

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Arts Academy

In the field of arts education, the Arts

Academy provides an interesting and wide

selection of specializations within its 4 main

programmes.

The variety of art fields represented allows

creative collaboration between programmes

in cross artistic productions and co-operation.

The Arts Academy is an active partner in and

promoter of art life in the Turku region by

organizing concerts, exhibitions and

performances.

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Arts Academy

• Performing Arts

• Fine Arts

• Music

• Communication and Media Arts

Locations: Turku

www.tuas.fi/artsacademy

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Technology, Environment and Business

The faculty of Technology, Environment and

Business offers 12 different degree

programmes. This gives to the students plenty

of possibilities for elective cross-disciplinary

studies.

The studies include various types of project

work and real-life business assignments.

Students are strongly encouraged to take

initiative and teachers to implement new

teaching methods. In all degree programmes,

particular attention is paid to entrepreneurship,

business administration and today's

international working environment.

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Technology, Environment and Business

• Automotive and Transportation Engineering• Fisheries and Environmental Care• Sustainable Development• Mechanical and Production Engineering• Business Logistics• Business• Civil Engineering• Restoration• Business Information Technology• Design• Construction Management• Professional Sales• Industrial Management• International Business (in English)• Construction (Master’s Degree)• Environmental Technology (Master’s Degree)

Locations: Turku, Parainen, Uusikaupunki, Salowww.tuas.fi/techenvibusi

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Health Care

The faculty of Health Care creates possibilities for education, research and development.

The objective of the faculty is to educate professionals for public and private sectors of health care services.

The Health Care faculty places an emphasis on the application of theoretical study to the practice of health care, enabling the students to develop both theoretical and clinical skills.

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Health Care

• Biomedical Laboratory Science

• Emergency Care

• Radiography and Radiotherapy

• Nursing

• Dental Hygiene

• Nursing (in English)

• Management and Leadershipin Health Care (Master’s Degree)

• Health Promotion (Master’s Degree)

• Clinical Expert (Master’s Degree)

Locations: Turku, Salo

www.tuas.fi/healthcare

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Telecommunication and e-Business

The faculty of Telecommunication and e-Business educates international experts and future entrepreneurs in the field of Informationand Communication Technology (ICT).

Education emphasizes active learning and the relevance to working life. Students are encouraged to work with industry in the regionand take part in development projects, practice enterprises and many other interesting and challenging tasks.

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Telecommunication and e-Business

• Electronics

• Library and Information Services

• Information Technology (in Finnish and in English)

• Business

• Business Information Technology

• Technological Competence Management (Master’s Degree)

Locations: Turku, Salo

www.tuas.fi/telecommunicatione-business

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Continuing Education

Services offered:

• Professional specialisation studies

• Intensive training courses

• Seminars

• Working life services

• Development of enterprises and organisations

www.tuas.fi/continuing

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Open University of Applied Sciences

• The Open University of Applied Sciences provides students with possibilities to complete studies without age limits or previous study requirements

• Courses are arranged either in the evening or at weekends, which makes it possible to complete the studies while working full-time

www.tuas.fi/openuas

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Master’s Degrees at Universitiesof Applied Sciences

• The Master’s Degree is a response to the increasing expertise requirements of working life

• In addition to a Bachelor’s Degree, three years of work experience is required for the studies

• Students complete their professional Master’s Degree in collaboration with their own work community

• A Master’s Degree gives knowledge, skills and competence for demanding development and expert tasks

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The tasks of Universities of Applied Sciences

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Research & Development

• TUAS produces versatile applied research and services for enterprises and working communities

• Collaboration ensures opportunities for implementing short-term development projects as well as multinational EU funded projects

• Applied R&D co-operation speeds up the implementation of new knowledge in businesses

• At TUAS, the results of R&D collaboration are also integrated into studies, which ensures up-to-date teaching and the best possible readiness for graduates stepping into working life

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Research & Development

• Environmental expertise programme

– Reseach and development work for renewable fuels and energy sources

• HYTKE

– Well-being services and economy in Southwest Finland

• HERMES

– ICT applications and technology

• HEAWELL

– Health and well-being in the future

• FUTIS

– Future work and innovative services

www.tuas.fi/rd

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Corporate social responsibility of TUAS

Corporate social responsibility report is published annually for stakeholders

• Economic objectives– Efficiency in education and research– Regional employment of graduates– Creating economic well-being society

• Environmental objectives– Protecting and saving natural resources– Educating environmentally conscious graduates– Promoting sustainable development– Carrying out projects linked with the environment

• Social objectives– Well-being and competence of students and staff– Good practices in stakeholders cooperation

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The vision of TUAS

• Operate as an internationally esteemed and effective higher education institute

• Have a positive impact on the professional

development of Southwest Finland and the entire country

• An active influence in regional competence co-operation and an active agent in the clusters of the area

• Recognized nationally and internationally in R&D projects