Faculty of Science and Engineering
Creating a better and sustainable future is the fundamental reason of research and education in natural sciences and engineering. FNT develops solutions and processes that slow down climate change, promotes a cleaner environment and healthier sea, and finds methods for detecting, treating and preventing diseases. Our ultimate goal is for people to prosper in a sustainable society.
We conduct research in extensive co-operation with industries, research institutes and other universities both nationally and internationally. The faculty operates in Turku and Vaasa.
The faculty is composed of ten subjects and subject clusters, and two separate units. FNT has about 460 employees, 1650 students and 330 doctoral students. Almost half of the budget is external funding (ca 20 million euro) and the research at the faculty is presented in about 600 publications a year.
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| Faculty of Science and Engineering (FNT) | |
| Aurum Henrikinkatu 2 Turku | Academill Rantakatu 2 Vaasa |
| phone: +358 2 215 31 (switchboard) e-mail: fnt@abo.fi | |
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Our Departments
Department of Natural and Health Sciences (NHV)
Subjects and Subject Clusters at the department: Biochemistry and Cellbiology, Enviromental- and Marine Biology, Geology and Mineralogy, Health Sciences, Mathematics, Pharmacy and Physics.
Department of Engineering and Information Technology (ITI)
Subjects at the department are Analytical Chemistry, Chemical and Process Engineering, Chemistry, Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Industrial Chemistry.
Separate Units and Flagships
Turku Bioscience
Turku Bioscience is an advanced core facility and research centre hosted jointly by University of Turku and Åbo Akademi University.
Turku PET Centre
Turku PET Centre is a Finnish National Research Institute for the use of short-lived positron emitting isotopes in the field of medical research.
The InFLAMES Flagship
A joint effort of University of Turku and Åbo Akademi University aiming at being an internationally recognized, top-level, immunological research and development cluster.