Collaboration between the universities in Turku and a start-up company was key to one of the first successful research projects at Health Campus Turku. The project studied the effects of simulating a natural environment on the stress levels and well-being of people.
The University of Turku, Turku University of Applied Sciences, Åbo Akademi University, and Novia University of Applied Sciences have set up a joint cooperation group for sustainable development. The group’s objective is to promote regional cooperation, with a particular emphasis on themes related to sustainability and responsibility.
CampusSport provides students and staff at the higher education institutions in Turku with a wide variety of exercise opportunities – from padel and pickleball to martial arts, dance, strength training and much more.
Health Campus Turku organises career days that all members of the network can take part in. The goal of the events is to gather experts, professionals, teachers and students from different fields together.
The higher education institutions in Turku, together with other Finnish and Nordic partners in Brussels, organised a joint event The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Ensuring the EU's Competitiveness and Resilience. The event took place in Brussels during the Research and Innovation Week launched by the European Commission.
University of Turku, Åbo Akademi University, Turku University of Applied Sciences and Novia University of Applied Sciences are now collaborating more closely in EU advocacy. The aim is to raise awareness of the higher education institutions’ top research and expertise areas within the European Union and promote their active role in key research networks and decision-making processes.
TechCampus Turku offers RDI vouchers to micro-enterprises and SMEs that wish to collaborate with higher education institutions in Turku. Vouchers are available for research and assessment projects, analysis and measurement services, project application preparation, and thesis work.