Tampere, Finland
DURATION
5 Years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
Request application deadline *
EARLIEST START DATE
Aug 2025
TUITION FEES
EUR 10,000 / per year **
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* The application period for bachelor studies starting in autumn 2025 begins on 8 January 2025 and ends on 22 January 2025
** per academic year for non-EU/EEA students for bachelor’s programme | €12000 per academic year for non-EU/EEA students for master’s programme
Key Summary
Introduction
Become an innovative international expert in science and technology
Would you like to study information technology and electrical engineering in English? Are you inspired by multicultural study groups and opportunities for research internships?
The Bachelor’s program in Science and Engineering offers all this! It is a cross-disciplinary degree program that provides you with a solid grounding in several core fields of engineering and the ability to follow rapid technological developments and apply scientific methods.
The Science and Engineering program has two tracks: Computing and Electrical Engineering and Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
The major subjects available in the Computing and Electrical Engineering track are
- Signal Processing and Machine Learning
- Software Development
- Power Engineering
- Communications Engineering
- Electronics and Embedded Systems
We offer our students high-quality teaching in relatively small, multicultural study groups where teamwork is strongly supported. In addition to providing a sound theoretical basis for further studies in the field of technology, the program places special emphasis on internationality, employability, and connections to industry. With this unique combination, our students are well-prepared for the international world of research and industry.
Graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Technology degree are eligible to continue their studies directly towards a master's degree at Tampere University without having to re-apply. There are multiple options to choose from among the English-taught Masters of Science (Tech) programs offered by Tampere University.
Admissions
Curriculum
Study contents
During the first year of your Bachelor’s studies, you will attend introductory courses and basic courses in key subjects that are important to all engineering students regardless of their major. These include mathematics, physics, programming and languages.
You will progress onto major and minor studies in your second and third years. You will choose one major from five possibilities: Signal Processing and Machine Learning, Software Development, Power Engineering, Communications Engineering, and Electronics and Embedded Systems. Your major will include the Bachelor’s thesis. In addition to your major, you will complete a minor subject module of your choice.
Your eligibility to apply for admission to the different Master's programmes offered by Tampere University is determined based on the major and minor subjects included in your Bachelor’s degree.
Specialisations
In the specialisation of Computing and Electrical Engineering in the Bachelor’s Programme in Science and Engineering, the available major subjects are Information Technology and Electrical Engineering. You may choose a package of courses among these five options freely according to your interests:
- Signal Processing and Machine Learning
- Software Development
- Power Engineering
- Communications Engineering
- Electronics and Embedded Systems
Program Outcome
The Bachelor’s programme in Science and Engineering is a cross-disciplinary programme that gives you a solid grounding in several core fields of engineering. The major subjects available in the Computing and Electrical Engineering track are Signal Processing and Machine Learning, Software Development, Power Engineering, Communications Engineering, and Electronics and Embedded Systems.
The programme equips you with the competence to use scientific methods in your further studies, research, or working life and to follow developments in the fields of engineering. By studying in a multicultural group with students from all over the world, you will also acquire strong language, communication, and collaboration skills and the ability to operate in a multidisciplinary and international community. Besides providing a strong theoretical foundation for further studies in the fields of engineering, the programme places special emphasis on internationality, employability, and connections to the industry. With this unique combination, the programme makes you well-prepared for the international world of research and industry.
When first admitted to the Bachelor’s programme in Science and Engineering you are granted the right to study towards a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree at Tampere University. After completing the degree of Bachelor of Science in Technology, you will have multiple options to choose from among the Master’s programmes offered in English at Tampere University.
Scholarships and Funding
Tampere University Tuition Fee Scholarships
Tampere University tuition fee scholarship is an exclusive opportunity awarded to a limited number of the best-performing applicants in each programme.
Tampere University tuition fee scholarships awarded at admission cover 50% of the tuition fees for the programme duration.
Early bird offer
While Tampere University scholarships are available to a limited number of applicants, the early bird offer is available at admission to all fee-paying students. The early bird offer gives a 1500 € reduction on the programme tuition fee during the first year of studies.
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Career Opportunities
Students who complete the Bachelor’s program in Science and Engineering received a Bachelor's degree and a well-rounded education that opens up a wide range of career options. By carefully selecting the courses counted towards your Bachelor's degree to suit your preferred Master's program, you can set a direction for your future career. Our graduates have career opportunities, for example, in research and development in industry and in academic research and teaching.