Category: Events

Mini Blog Series #2 Why I Chose Tampere-Elia's Story

Deciding where to study can be overwhelming, especially when going abroad. That is why we created our mini blog series, asking three international students, Isuru, Elia, and Naa Ashiorkor Nortey why they chose Tampere University. All of the students come from different fields and different continents to help you understand why students from all different walks of life had Tampere University as there number one choice!

The Tampere Festival of Light

The Tampere Festival of Light is one of many amazing events in Tampere. It is an event with thousands of attendees and talented live bands. Matched with the old building of Finlayson, it is an event Finns and internationals look forward to.

What are the most important student events in Tampere?

Finland and Tampere specifically are well known for their vibrant student culture. You might have seen pictures of students in their strikingly colourful student overalls and wondered when students would get to wear them. So, let me tell you about the most noteworthy student events for Tampere University students.

Tampere getting ready for Christmas

Tampere is a really beautiful and charming city, isn’t it? To experience its charm to the fullest, you absolutely have to walk around Tampere these days, when it is preparing for Christmas and the New Year.

Spending Christmas in Finland - food, traditions and culture

This is my third time experiencing the Finnish Christmas, and in this blog post, I am gonna share some of my passions and perspectives on one of the coolest seasons here.

Double chance to visit “Atomic Jungle”, the 4th Year Fine Art Degree Show

ATOMIC JUNGLE art exhibition started as a 3D virtual show in March 2020 and proudly continues as a physical exhibition also, at Himmelblau Gallery in Tampere until 29th of November!

My practical training as an exhibition coordinator

Gaining experience in art production, staying creative and fighting for a more sustainable future.

How to live Independence Day like a Finn

Finland celebrates its independence on the 6th of December. The date commemorates Finland’s declaration of independence from the Russian Empire in 1917. Unlike most countries, Finnish Independence Day is celebrated in a more solemn, even silent way, though in recent years, it’s becoming a more festive and jubilant event.

Midsummer Madness: Juhannus

Valentine’s day in Finland

For friends in stead of lovers, it's a whole different thing. Finland and Estonia are rare countries in celebrating Valentine's day by honoring friendship.