Administrative staff 640 Number of students 8,500 Motto Pick your future Rector Jouko Paaso | Established 1996 Founded 1996 Headquarters Oulu, Finland | |
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Oulu university of applied sciences was it worth it
Oulu University of Applied Sciences (Oulu UAS) (in Finnish: Oulun ammattikorkeakoulu (Oamk)) is one of the largest universities of applied sciences in Finland with approximately 8,500 students, including around 240 international degree students. The number of incoming exchange students annually is approximately 280.
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- Oulu university of applied sciences was it worth it
- Oulu university of applied sciences activities and services
- Degree programmes
- Other education
- Research development and innovation activities
- Schools
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Oulu university of applied sciences activities and services
Degree programmes
Oulu UAS offers education in approximately 30 bachelor’s degree programmes and 10 master’s degree programmes in the following fields:
All have courses in English. Three bachelor's degree programmes and two master's degree programmes are conducted entirely in English:.
Other education
Research, development and innovation activities
In addition to education, another basic function of Oulu UAS is its research, development and innovation (RDI) activities. RDI activities are guided by the focus areas defined in Oulu UAS’ strategy 2017–2020:
RDI activities support the development of the Oulu region and Northern Finland. Oulu UAS co-operates with local enterprises to ensure high-quality education and constant development.
In addition to the strategy, Oulu UAS’ RDI work is guided by Oulu Innovation Alliance, a strategic co-operation agreement formed in 2009 by Oulu UAS and the City of Oulu, the University of Oulu, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, and Technopolis Plc. Oulu UAS is committed to focusing its activities on the agreed areas of innovation, investing in agreed infrastructures and developing mechanisms for the joint use of the alliance.