Studying at the Faculty of Technology
The Faculty of Technology is one of the largest faculties of the University of Turku, with over 2000 students.
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Faculty of Technology
We need new technological discoveries to build a sustainable world, combat diseases and create a safe and secure digitalized society.
Master's Degree Programme in Biosciences: Molecular Systems Biology
What does a cell require in order to function? The Molecular Systems Biology track gives students a solid understanding of the theories and concepts behind state-of-the-art technologies used for
Master's Degree Programme in Information and Communication Technology: Cryptography
Become a cyber security expert with a deep understanding of the underlying mathematics!
Master's Degree Programme in Information and Communication Technology: Robotics and Autonomous Systems
The Robotics and Autonomous Systems specialisation track provides a competitive skillset and profound knowledge in the highly relevant field of Internet of Things (IoT) based smart and autonomous
Master's Degree Programme in Information and Communication Technology: Cyber Security
Become a professional in cyber security technology and engineering!
Master's Degree Programme in Food Development
Provides you with competence for meeting the increasing global challenges of lifestyle-related diseases, malnutrition, food insecurity, and climate change.
Developing Expertise
The University of Turku is a is a top-ranked multidisciplinary university with eight faculties. We offer companies and organisations a wide selection of courses for personnel development and training.
Innovations and Entrepreneurship
The University of Turku is a multidisciplinary university that offers excellent conditions for ground-breaking interdisciplinary research and making the results available for the benefit of society.
Collaborative Research Projects at the University of Turku
The multidisciplinary University of Turku offers companies possibilities in collaborative research, from projects on a single field to extensive multidisciplinary research collaborations involving various companies. Companies can get into contact with the University's extensive international collaborative network through projects.