This public university operates on a campus in the city centre. Its faculties include education, law, arts and design, and social sciences, and its research covers Arctic change and adaptation through the Arctic Centre. It offers Finnish-language bachelor's and master's programmes, Finnish- and English-language master's programmes, doctoral education and continuing education studies. The open university allows non-degree study.
Applicants apply through Opintopolku.fi, and the university answers applicant enquiries by email. Open house events are held on campus. Most teaching is on-site on weekdays, with some independent online courses, and some master's programmes can be completed fully online. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible.
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