This multidisciplinary, international university of applied sciences offers degree studies, professional teacher training and open studies for continuing education. According to its website, the main campus is Linnanmaa Campus, described as the biggest campus in Europe under one roof. It also carries out research, development and innovation work that supports Northern Finland.
Ukrainian students have their own study opportunities and support services, and exchange options and guidance for immigrants are available. The website publishes student stories, and the institution organises conferences and cultural events such as the Festival of Cultures. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
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