Want to have an MA in screenwriting or a BA in Culture and Arts? Here's your chance!

There are many exciting application rounds for TAMK going on right now!

If you want to become a Bachelor in Culture and Arts, you can apply to our Media and Arts study programme. The pre-tasks should be sent during January.
http://www.tamk.fi/web/tamken/media-and-arts-bachelor

Here's a really fun application-themed video, made by Pablo Sanchez Hidalgo and Fernando Otero: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kK3whpTRkkw

 If you want to see more works done by our students on the same theme, type the search words "TAMK Infographics" into YouTube...

And this is NOT all! Now it's also time to apply for MA Studies in Screenwriting at TAMK!
Check this link and see the excellent tutors they have:
http://uutiskirje.tamk.fi/a/s/49471857-39f63238700e410c6b1ec376a8b8d318/773109

Both of these study programmes are taught in English, and we have students from five continents, so the studying atmosphere is very international.

What do these AMAZING study programmes cost? Nothing, at least if you're a citizen of the EU. Finland is a nice, quiet country, and the level of education is considered to be one of the best in the world. The TAMK Mediapolis campus is by a lakeside, some 15 minutes by bus from the city center of Tampere. Tampere itself is a vibrant student city, 160 km from the Finland's capital Helsinki, with a lot to do for young people. And almost everybody knows how to speak English.

(Notice how the Finnish weather wasn't mentioned at all... You can look it up if you really want to know and don't know about it already. It can be very nice here in the summer, lots of daylight. Often we don't even get snow during summer.)

- Text by Carita Forsgren 2015 -

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