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Students of Archaeology find employment in different posts related to archaeology and cultural heritage. This education qualifies students for, among others, different tasks at the Finnish Heritage Agency, museums, Metsähallitus, universities, and private enterprises and organisations.

The Department of Folkloristics co-operates with other departments of Folkloristics in Finland and other cultural institutions. These include Folkloristics at the Åbo Akademi University, University of Helsinki, University of Eastern Finland and the University of Jyväskylä. 

Museology is a subject which focuses on the physical living environment of people, and the ways to produce, use and interpret environmental material provided by culture.

The page lists topics of the TIAS meetings since autumn 2017.

The University of Turku’s Department of Musicology conducts top-quality research in the many different fields of cultural musicology. 

Gender Studies co-operates broadly with all departments at the School of History, Culture and Arts Studies and with many departments at the University’s other Faculties (especially Social Sciences, Education, and Law).