Events, thought and goings-on at Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMK)
If a construction engineering lecturer from the 1960s and a young exchange student participating in a learning lab project met in the third-floor corridor of TAMK’s main building, what would they say to each other? Good morning, what a great day to make new discoveries?
What are you doing for #ErasmusDays 14-16 October 2021? TAMK celebrates its involvement in various Erasmus+ projects, such as the EPSIR project.
Many of us know Star Trek and Star Wars but have you ever thought what life would be like in space. We will hardly move to space in the near future but the possibilities are studied in NASA’s Epic Challenge project, which TAMK has participated for several years.
The city's ever-growing gastronomic landscape just got richer, thanks to a new student-run café.
During spring 2021, I had the opportunity on working on something special; the first ever joint International Week in TAMK.
Due to the Covid-19 related restrictions, library premises have closed their doors. Yet, we have witnessed a remarkable growth in the use of library’s online services.
A course born out of necessity, returns with an even more stimulating programme and exciting partners, such as Globe Hope, a pioneer in textile circular economy.
Student mobility has been affected greatly by the Covid-19 pandemic. TAMK’s Social Counsellor for international students, Mirja Onduso, explains how TAMK Food Package project eases the international students’ arrival to Tampere.
First-year student in the Bachelor’s Degree Programme in International Business shares her experience of starting a new degree during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Master’s Degree Programme in Educational Leadership is designed for remote learning with three compulsory intensive weeks. However, the students starting the degree in August 2020 were unable to meet for the first two intensive weeks due to travel restrictions during the Covid-19 pandemic.
