Minor subject of Museology (Pori)
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.
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 University of Turku has long traditions in multidisciplinary sea and maritime research. At the moment, the University is recruiting two assistant or associate professors (tenure track) and a research director.
Associate Professor of music education Bohdan Syroyid Syroyid from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, gives a lecture series on the music genre of bossa nova to the students of musicology and others interested in the topic. The lectures arranged on Fridays in March, April and May can be attended via Zoom.
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.
We need new technological discoveries to build a sustainable world, combat diseases and create a safe and secure digitalized society.
The Department of Diagnostic Radiology introduces medical students to the fascinating world of radiology through focused hands-on courses during their medical school curriculum.
MLA International Full Text covers humanities disciplines related in linguistics, literatures, and culture and art studies
Industry Affiliates Programme is an umbrella for UTUTECH’s industrial collaboration activities.
The Research Centre for Culture and Health explores the connections between culture, health, and illness from a multidisciplinary perspective. It is interested in all aspects of research and education relating to health and culture from pedagogical, narrative, artistic, philosophical, and biosocial perspectives (and many more!).