Rector Jari Kuusisto is satisfied with the result. The Finnish Government will support the funding of universities by providing an equivalent against the private capital raised by the university. The fundraising campaign ended on Thursday 30 June.
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Researchers in energy technology at the University of Vaasa are developing a flexible fuel handling system, particularly specified for a hydrogen-driven marine engine.
Noise from marine traffic has an ill effect on the surrounding environment. Reduced engine noise improves travelling comfort too. Business Finland has granted funding to the University of Vaasa for the Silent Engine research project. Together with partners, the University of Vaasa with its VEBIC laboratories will seek new silent and vibration-free solutions to help the Finnish powertrain industry meet the criteria set for noise, vibration, and sustainability.
Our industrial management alumna Adriana de la Garza Musi has settled in Vaasa and found a job that she enjoys. How did her degree help her land that job and why she has no plans to leave Vaasa? Read on!
The University of Vaasa has signed the DORA Declaration. The institutions and individuals signing the declaration commit to improving the research assessment practises by making it more transparent, fair and diverse.
University of Vaasa and other central universities and research institutions in Finland have agreed on a new partnership by establishing Hydrogen Research Forum Finland. The forum promotes Finnish hydrogen competence through action plans, visions of the future and communication, representing academic operators alongside other hydrogen operators.
Module and minor subject studies allow students to customise their individual study plans and degrees. The University of Vaasa offers eight multidisciplinary, phenomenon-driven modules (15 ECTS).
Module and minor subject studies allow students to customise their individual study plans and degrees. The University of Vaasa offers eight multidisciplinary, phenomenon-driven modules (15 ECTS).
Module and minor subject studies allow students to customise their individual study plans and degrees. The University of Vaasa offers eight multidisciplinary, phenomenon-driven modules (15 ECTS).