This public university of applied sciences also offers English-taught studies and has about 300 international students from over 50 nationalities. Its focus areas are well-being, technology and communication, and tourism. Programmes include adventure tourism, nursing and healthcare, business and entrepreneurship, ICT, and engineering and mining.
Open UAS studies are available to anyone regardless of prior studies, work experience or age, and students are supported with study guidance and tutoring. Research, development and innovation work focuses on customers' products, services and processes, in cooperation with local, regional, national and international networks. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
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