New Exchange Students Were Welcomed
The Welcome Fair event presented the study and free time possibilities of the university to the new exchange students.
Shoko Wakabayashi and Sara de la Rosa (in the front) follow the programme of the event.
The Welcome Fair event presented the study and free time possibilities of the university to the new exchange students.
Shoko Wakabayashi and Sara de la Rosa (in the front) follow the programme of the event.
Participants of the International Summer School got to experience the Finnish way of life with its traditions, sports, nature and delicacies.
Summer School students playing the national sport: Finnish baseball.
The Finnish Union of University Researchers and Teachers (FUURT) has chosen Docent Ilari E. Sääksjärvi from the University of Turku as the Scientist of the Year.
A recent study declared that the TLR9 protein expressed by cancer cells has an effect on the prognosis of triple-negative breast cancer. The new discovery creates possibilities for the development of much needed cancer therapy and medication. In the future, it may benefit hundreds of Finnish women.
Researcher Johanna Tuominen works with cell and molecular biology.
University of Turku rose to the position 211 in international QS World University Rankings.
Turku University Library
The University of Turku teaches the basics of the Finnish language and culture to new Erasmus exchange students. Besides learning the ABCs, the students get to participate to city tours and see the archipelago.
Rector Kalervo Väänänen and his delegation visited the Fudan University in Shanghai during the week 45.
University of Turku’s Rector Kalvervo Väänänen and the Vice-Rector of Fudan University Feng Xiaoyuan, signed the ICT field’s double degree agreement.
Turku School of Economics at the University of Turku was ranked third in the Eduniversal Worldwide Business Schools Rankings' category of Excellent Business Schools. In the category, 500 nationally strong business schools with continental links were reviewed.
The region's future as a significant European economic zone can be achieved with hard work and a shared vision. The future of the region was under scope at the 25th Anniversary Seminar of the Pan-European Institute at the University of Turku.
According to Finland's Minister for Foreign Affairs Erkki Tuomioja it is crucial
that the future of the Region is created in a sustainable way.