Time to apply!


Here’s is an example of the course work of two of our students: Fernando Otero Martinez & Pablo Sánchez Hidalgo. Enjoy! 

Are you interested in video games and interactivity? Or is your passion in producing amazing music? Perhaps your heart beats for things like drawing, painting and animation?

If you answered yes for at least one of the above, you have come to the right place! It’s time to fill in your application for the TAMK degree programme in Media and Arts, located in the beautiful and modern city of Tampere, Finland.

As our student you will get access to the exciting international work environment of Mediapolis, where students and companies coexist and interact with each other on a daily basis. You’ll learn the latest workflows and production techniques of your field and get an amazing chance to network with skilled and passionate students like yourself from all around the world.

The application period is 8 - 27 January 2016.

Applicants will be invited to the entrance exam based on the quality of their pre-task. The pre-task is evaluated on the scale pass/fail.
Here are the pre-task instructions by study paths, please select the one that interests you the most:
Fine Arts
Interactive Media 
Music Production

Submit the official online application AND the pre-task by 27 January 2016 at 15.00 Finnish time to TAMK. If you pass the pre-task, you will be invited to the entrance exam.

You can find detailed information on the application steps here.

Apply now and get ready to take your creativity to the next level!

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