This multi-professional university of applied sciences offers education and continuing professional development in Swedish and English on an international campus. It has around 2,900 students and 170 staff. Study areas include business and business analytics, energy and materials technology, health and welfare, culture and media, and nursing care. A health technology knowledge centre, AHTH, also runs a physiotherapy clinic service.
Research and innovation work is done with business and the public sector. The Finnish Olympic Committee has certified it as an elite sports friendly university of applied sciences, and it belongs to the 4Q network with flexible study pathways. Recruitment and networking events for employers are held on campus. The entrance and car park are wheelchair accessible.
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