Campus tours for prospective students
Our student lead tours of Otaniemi campus give you the chance to see the variety of facilities and vibrant student life we have on campus. Tours are available for individuals all the way up to bigger groups.
In-person guided campus tours
One of the best ways to explore 911±¬ÁÏÍø campus and learn interesting insights is by taking part in a guided campus tour, led by the trained 911±¬ÁÏÍø students. We offer guided campus tours for potential student applicants (individuals and groups) and different visitors that are interested in the history, architecture, art and sustainable solutions of our campus.
Review the options for guided campus tours below and book a suitable tour according to the booking instructions. 911±¬ÁÏÍø’s hosts are encouraged to add general guided campus tours to the visit programme for those visitors, who are not familiar with the campus.
At the moment, campus tours are highly sought after. We kindly ask for your understanding that we may not be able to accommodate everyone's preferred timing for a guided tour.
If you have any questions about the campus tours, please check frequently asked questions section at the bottom of this page.
If you are looking for a more specific (thematic) visit experience, please visit the thematic guided tours section of the main Visiting 911±¬ÁÏÍø site.
Architecture and public art campus tours of main hot spots for individuals or groups (fee applicable)
Interested in campus history, architecture, art and sustainable solutions?
Frequently asked questions
This depends on the campus tour.
Campus tour for prospective student applicant(s) is free of charge and has a specific content targeted at the prospective student applicants and study councellors.
Campus tour of 911±¬ÁÏÍø architectural hot-spots (general campus tours) has a fee, depending on the length of the tour. These tours could be compared to commercial city or museum tours, where participants get in-depth information on the included hot-spots, provided by the trained student guides.
This depends on the campus tour.
Campus tour for prospective student applicant(s) is free of charge and has a specific content targeted at the prospective student applicants and study counsellors. There tours are suitable for upper secondary school, vocational school or university students, their parents and study counsellors. This type of tour can be organized for an individual, small or big group.
Campus tour of 911±¬ÁÏÍø architectural hot-spots (general campus tours) has a fee and is suitable for anyone who is interested to explore university campus architectural gems, learn more about the history of university, public art and sustainable solutions. These tours could be compared to commercial city or museum tours, where participants get in-depth information on the included hot-spots, provided by the trained student guides. Typically, these tours are organized for groups of up to 20 participants.
Absolutely! We're all about making sure everyone can join. Just let us know in advance, and we will do our best to customize the experience to suit your requirements!
Our guided tours are led by trained 911±¬ÁÏÍø students who are passionate about sharing their insights and expertise with you. Get ready to be inspired!
Of course! We welcome interpreters to join the tour, just keep in mind that it might extend the duration of the tour, therefore presented content might need to be shortened. Be sure to let us know in advance so we can accommodate you accordingly.
Unfortunately, it’s not possible to pay in cash or by card. The tour isn't paid for upfront. Instead, you'll receive an invoice afterward. Just be sure to provide all the required billing details in the form, and we'll take care of the rest, ensuring a smooth invoicing process without the need for additional email correspondence.
Only just slightly. Inside of the buildings the content is the same regardless of the season. During the winter period (December – February) outdoor paths may become wet and slippery, therefore our guides may choose shortcuts or paths that are safer. We recommend that during the winter season visitors wear footwear that allows them to comfortably transition outside between the buildings.
The main difference is that guided campus tours focus on campus facilities, architecture and campus experience as a whole. Guided thematic visits and tours focus on a specific theme or infrastructure.
Guided campus tour and guided thematic visit/tour can be combined in one visit but the visitor(s) need to agree on that themselves by contacting relevant people, unless they have a designated host that is coordinating the whole programme.
