Research at the Department of Computing
Research in the Department of Computing is both theorethical and applied — we study new algorithms and methods to understand data, user experience, artificial intelligence, and collaborate widely accross many fields to apply our findings. Our research is motivated by the desire to improve our digitalised society, help to solve today's major societal and environmental challenges, and explore new possiblities of computing.
Student organisations for international students of the University of Turku
Students of the University of Turku have a strong student organisation movement. Student organisations have various roles, from safeguarding students' interest at the University of Turku to organising activities for entertainment. On this page, you can discover different organisations and find the ones that would suit you.
Turku Intersectoral Excellence Scheme – For Applicants
TIES is a ground-breaking new fellowship scheme based at UTU Turku Institute for Advanced Studies (TIAS). TIAS invites applications for up to eight (8) TIES Fellowship positions. TIES Fellows will be appointed for three years from 1 September 2023 and will undertake a secondment of two to six months in an organization outside higher education.
Miriam Tedeschi: Approaching justice through code and space
In the Academy of Finland PostDoc project JuDiCe (Justice in Digital Spaces), which has started in fall 2022 at the Faculty of Law, docent and PostDoc researcher Miriam Tedeschi will find out how justice, urban space and tech are interconnected in people’s everyday life.
Master's Degree Programme in Human Neuroscience
Master’s Degree Programme in Biomedical Sciences: Molecular Biotechnology and Diagnostics
Research Infrastructures of the University of Turku
In its Strategy, the University of Turku emphasises the significance of up-to-date research infrastructure as a prerequisite for top research and teaching based on it.