TAMK Art, Music and Media entrance exams on 13th and 14th April 2016!

Here is some practical information on how to get to the TAMK Art, Music and Media entrance exam.

The Entrance Exam is arranged at TAMK School of Art, Music and Media at the Mediapolis Campus, Tohlopinranta 31, 33270 Tampere. The Mediapolis area is located 6,5 km from the Tampere city center. http://www.mediapolis.fi/en/ 




Buses number 8, 17 and 36 run from the city center to the Mediapolis area. The ride from Tampere Central Square (Keskustori) to Mediapolis takes approximately 20-30 minutes. Timetables of the buses are available on the TKL-website http://reittiopas.tampere.fi/en/#mapcenter%28kkj3*3326933*6823534%29. Note that a single-fare ticket costs 3 €, and a day ticket is 6,50 €.


Once you are at the bus stop, go on your right, where the Mediapolis sign is visible.


 Just follow that road until the end. (Not quite a yellow brick road...)
Then, you'll find the Mediapolis main entrance on your left.


You'll find the registration desk in our main lobby...


After you have registered, follow the lines to the orange lobby.


 In the orange lobby, you will hear a welcome speech from our Head of Studies, Timo Kivikangas. The lobby will also be an info point throughout the whole exam.


More infos about the exams will be given directly to each applicant once you are here. But if you are in need, remember that the tutors are there to help you! They wear a TAMK t-shirt, so they should be easily recognizable.




Oh, and when and if you get hungry, there is the lobby cafeteria and the lunch cafeteria, with variously priced items. http://www.juvenes.fi/en-gb/restaurantsandcafeterias/personnelrestaurants/live.aspx


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