Lemminkäisenkatu and Factory Campus


I want to continue my little report about the campuses of Turku AMK with the Lemminkäisenkatu and Factory campus. These two campuses are right next to each other. They are both very modern and well-equipped.

The cafeteria in Lemminkäisenkatu is good.

In the factory campus I had classes for my product development course. It was the perfect environment for this sort of course. In the factory, everything you might need is available to everybody. The machinery that is available there seems to be in good condition and up to date.

When I first entered the Lemminkäisenkatu campus, it was very nice to step in the bright entrance hall. This is really welcoming you inside the building. The auditoriums and normal study rooms are nice and quite modern.
Some of the student organizations are based in the Lemminkäisenkatu campus. At ESN for example, exchange students can pick up their overalls.

The eduroam connection in both campuses is very good which makes it quite easy to work on your studies there.

All in all, this is a good learning environment that supports students in their learning process.

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