Tampere University of Technology

The Tampere University of Technology is reachable via many transportation methods, including the bus, train, walking, and renting a motorcycle. The city's public transit system is well-established and efficient.

• Train: The most practical and ecologically sustainable choice to start by taking the train from the station. The trip from Helsinki-Vantaa Airport to Tampere takes around two hours, and trains run hourly during the day.

• Taxis and buses: During the day, locate the closest bus route to the city center. According to flight schedules, taxis are available at the airport's taxi stand; a trip into the city center may cost up to 80 EUR (6400 INR).

• Walking: After arriving in Tampere, the Hervanta campus is about 8 km south of the city center, while the Kauppi campus is about 3 km east of the city center. The Tampere University city center campus is located within a short stroll from the train station.

• Student healthcare providers provide low-threshold, tailored services to improve students' long-term health.
• General healthcare, dental care, and mental health services are offered.
• SportUni offers professional, flexible sports services for Tampere University students and staff. Three campuses' services are available to you at a reasonable cost.
• Tampere University Library provides library and information services to benefit Tampere's higher education community's faculty, staff, and students. Customers from outside the academic community can also use the library.

• The students exhibit a deep interest in the University's community's activities, a sense of responsibility, a dedication to efficient academic advancement and learning, and peer networking.
• Tampere is a vibrant city with many options for leisure activities, events, live music, and the ability to go around easily on foot or a bike.
• There are two student unions at Tampere Universities: one for those enrolled at Tampere University (TREY) and one for those enrolled at Tampere University of Applied Sciences (TAMKO).
• Student organizations exist in several fields as well. TREY and TAMKO serve members, safeguard students' interests, and promote a sense of community among students.

There are no on-campus dorms or student housing facilities owned by Tampere University. However, students can choose to live on campus or with another resident.

• The Tampere Student Housing Foundation is the primary provider of student housing (TOAS).
• TOAS provides the finest dorm rooms at a cost that is accessible for students, including free internet and other reasonably priced services (car sharing, car park, TOAS gyms).
• There is home availability advertising online, in publications, and through agencies. Because many adverts are in Finnish, finding housing can take some time.