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3LUC- Workshop
8-9.2.2007
Heikki Hallantie, TKK Dipoli
Finnish Education system
Presentation of TKK
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1. Finnish Education System
see: http://www.edu.fi/english/SubPage.asp?path=500;4699
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2. Presentation of TKK
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Mission Statement
The basic task of Helsinki University of Technology is to
conduct scientific research, to provide teaching of the highest
level, united with research, and to promote science and art.
Helsinki University of Technology operates where research
may have both scientific and technological significance.
Helsinki University of Technology shall be an internationally
significant promoter of science and technology.
[email protected]
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Vision
Helsinki University of Technology is an internationally
renowned university of technology, known for its high
standards in research and teaching, its social impact and
ability to change with the times.
Helsinki University of Technology is a pioneer in facilitating cooperation with leading universities and innovative enterprises.
The researchers, teachers, and students who seek to work or
study at Helsinki University of Technology rank among the best
in their countries.
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Values
Helsinki University of Technology
 fosters freedom of research, art and teaching
 values creativity and critical thinking
 requires an honest, responsible and ethically sustainable
approach in all its activities
 respects individuality and the special characteristics of all
cultures
 provides challenges in work and co-operation
 promotes the well-being of staff and students
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Success Factors
 High scientific standards
 Competitive graduate schools
 High-quality first degree programmes
 Talented students
 Ambitious co-operation with enterprises
 Attractive campus
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Act on Universities
”The mission of the university shall be to promote free
research and scientific and artistic education, to provide
higher education based on research, and to educate
students to serve their country and humanity. In carrying
out their mission, the universities shall interact with the
surrounding society and promote the societal impact of
research findings and artistic activities.
The universities shall seek to cooperate amongst
themselves with a view to a viable division of work.”
Act on Universities 4 §
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Organisation
COUNCIL
RECTOR
Scientific Councils
Information Technology
 Automation and Systems
Technology
 Engineering Physics and
Mathematics
 Computer Science and
Engineering
 Industrial Engineering
and Management
Advisory Board
ADMINISTRATION
Commissions
Electrical
Engineering
Mechanical
Engineering
Process
Engineering
Building and
Environment
 Electrical and
Communications
Engineering
 Mechanical
Engineering
 Chemical
Technology
 Materials Science
and Engineering
 Forest Products
Technology
 Architecture
 Surveying
 Civil and
Environmental
Engineering
RESEARCH INSTITUTES (9)
Joint with HUS and HU: BioMag
Joint with HU and HSEBA:
Helsinki Institute of Science and Technology HIST
Joint with VTT:
Maritime Institute of Finland
Millimetre Wave Laboratory of Finland, MilliLab
SEPARATE INSTITUTES (9)
Joint with HU and JU:
Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP
Joint with HU
Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT
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Departments
Architecture
Automation and Systems Technology
Chemical Technology
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electrical and Communications Engineering
Engineering Physics and Mathematics
Forest Products Technology
Industrial Engineering and Management
Materials Science and Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Surveying
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Separate Institutes
Centre for Urban and Regional Studies
Computing Centre
BIT Research Centre
Language Centre
Library
Lifelong Learning Institute DIPOLI
Low Temperature Laboratory
Metsähovi Radio Observatory
Joint with University of Helsinki
Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT
Joint with University of Helsinki and University of Jyväskylä
Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP
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Research Institutes
Institute of Biomedical Engineering
Institute of Digital Communications IDC
Centre of Energy Technology
Intelligent Machines and Special Robotics Institute
Institute of Intelligent Power Electronics
Institute of Optics
Research Institute for Health Care Facilities SOTERA
HUT Centrum for Neurosystems
Centre for New Materials UMK
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Research Institutes
Joint with HUS (Helsinki and Uusimaa Hospital Group) and UH
(University of Helsinki)
BioMag
Joint with UH and HSEBA
Helsinki Institute of Science and Technology HIST
Joint with VTT (Technical Research Centre of Finland)
Maritime Institute of Finland
Millimetre Wave Laboratory of Finland, Millilab
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Degree Programmes
Architecture
Automation and Systems Technology
Bioinformation Technology
Chemical Technology
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Communications Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Electronics and Electrical Engineering
Engineering Physics and Mathematics
Energy and HVAC Technology
Forest Products Technology
Geomatics
Information Networks
Industrial Engineering and Management
Landscape Architecture
Materials Science
Mechanical Engineering
Real Estate Economics
Structural Engineering and Building
Technology
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Centres of Excellence/Research
Nominated by the Academy of Finland
 Bio- and Nanopolymers Research Group 2002-07
 Smart and Novel Radios Research Unit 2002-07 (SMARAD)
 Computational Complex Systems Research 2006-2011
 Adaptive Informatics Research 2006-2011
 Low Temperature Nanoscience 2006-2011
 Computational Nanoscience COMP 2006-2011
 Systems Neuroscience and Neuroimaging Research (UH,TKK)
2006-2011
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Centres of Excellence/Research
Joint with other Universities
 From Data to Knowledge Research Unit 2002-07 (UH,TKK)
 Helsinki Brain Research Centre HBRC 2002-07 (UH, TKK,
Helsinki and Uusimaa Hospital Group)
 Inverse Problems (TKK, UH,UKU,LUT,UO) 2006-2011
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Centres of Excellence/Research
Outstanding Junior Research Groups nominated by Helsinki
University of Technology
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Asymmetric Catalysis Group
BioS - Biological Physics and Soft Materials Group
Thermomechanical Treatments
Water and Development
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Centres of Excellence/Teaching
Nominated by the Ministry of Education
 Basic studies in Information Processing Science, 2004-06
 Department of Materials Science 2007-09
 Laboratory of Urban and Regional Studies 2007-09
Nominated by Helsinki University of Technology 2004-06
 Option of Chemical Industrial Engineering
 Department of Materials Science
 Department of Forest Products Technology
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Centres of Excellence
High-quality Adult Education University
Nominated by the Ministry of Education
 Helsinki University of Technology, 2007-09
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Bachelor of Science (Technology)
(180 cr)
Intermediate
module
A2 20 cr
Basic
module
B1 20 cr
General studies
P 80 cr
Bachelor´s
thesis and seminar
K 10 cr
Elective studies V
10 cr
Basic
module
A1 20 cr
Programme
studies O
20 cr
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Master of Science (Technology)
Basic model (120 cr)
Advanced
module
A3 20 cr
Methodological
principles
M 10 cr
Elective
studies
W 20 cr
Master´s thesis
D 30 cr
Intermediate
module
B2 20 cr
Special
module
C 20 cr
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The degree structure of doctoral studies
Dissertation
Licentiate thesis
Studies in
Research field
T 40 cr
Studies in
Supplementary field
S 20cr
Studies in Scientific practices and principles
Y 10 cr
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Results 2005
1 253
1 017
86
150
15 166
12 381
Number of degrees
Master’s degrees (female 26.6%, foreigners 6.9%)
Licentiate degrees
Doctor´s degrees (female 30.7%, foreigners 9.3%)
Number of students
Undergraduates (female 19.9%, foreigners 3.7%)
10 880
1 501
M.Sc
B.Sc
2 785
Graduates (female 27.6%, foreigners 10.5%)
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Statistical full-time students at the open
university
13 328
Adult students
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Resources 2005
Financing total
205 003 000 EUR
From national
budget
57%
External
financing
43%
3258 FTE Staff
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Number of Students
16 000
Graduates
Post-graduates
12 000
8 000
4 000
0
1989
-91
-93
-95
-97
-99
2001
-03
-05
25
Master’s Degrees
1198
1200
1017
1000
800
600
592
643
675
724 742
773
826
881
940 953 961
912 893
869 853
400
200
0
1989
-91
-93
-95
-97
-99
2001
-03
-05 26
Doctor’s and Licentiate Degrees
250
Licentiate degree
Doctor's degree
200
150
100
50
0
1989
-91
-93
-95
-97
-99
2001
-03
-05
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Personnel 2005
Other
personnel
18.0%
Teaching
personnel
15.0%
Auxiliary
personnel for
teaching and
research
26.0%
Researchers
41.0%
Total of FTE 3 258
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Personnel 2005
Academy of
Finland
8.4%
Other
financing
5.0%
Financing in
national
budget
49.0%
Services
liable to
charge
37.0%
Total of FTE 3 258
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Financing 2005
200
MEUR
150
100
50
0
1994 -95
-96
-97
-98
-99 2000 -01
Financing from the National Budget
-02
-03
-04
-05
External Financing
30
Expenditure 2005
Real estate
16.4%
Other
research and
teaching
expenses
16.5%
Wages and
salaries
63.6%
Research and
teaching
equipment
3.5%
31
Financing (National Budget)
120
MEUR
100
80
60
40
20
0
1989
-91
-93
-95
-97
-99
2001
-03
-05
32
External Financing
100
Expenditure MEUR
80
60
40
20
0
1989
-91
-93
-95
-97
-99
2001
-03
-05
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External Financing 2005
Other external
financing
Foreign
7.3%
financing
8.9%
Domestic
industry
25.3%
Academy of
Finland
TEKES
15.0%
(Finnish
Funding
Agency for
Technology
and
Innovation)
Other national
financing
15.4%
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External Financing 2005
Finnish Universities
UH
TKK
UO
UTU
UJY
UKU
TUT
UTA
ÅA
LUT
UJO
HSE
ULA
UIAH
TSEBA
UVA
SSEBA
SIBA
THEA
KUVA
0
25
MEUR
50
75
100
125
150
175
200
35
External Financing 2005
Finnish Universities (% of the income)
UKU
TKK
TUT
UH
LUT
ÅA
UJY
UTA
UTU
UO
HSE
TSEBA
UJO
ULA
UVA
UIAH
SSEBA
SIBA
THEA
KUVA
0%
10 %
20 %
30 %
40 %
50 %
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Master’s Degrees 1990 - 2005
Finnish Universities and Faculties of Technology
1200
1000
800
600
400
200
TKK
TUT
UO
LUT
ÅA
UVA
-0
5
-0
4
-0
3
-0
2
-0
1
-9
9
20
00
-9
8
-9
7
-9
6
-9
5
-9
4
-9
3
-9
2
-9
1
19
90
0
UTU
37
Licentiate Degrees 1990 - 2005
Finnish Universities and Faculties of Technology
120
100
80
60
40
20
19
90
-9
1
-9
2
-9
3
-9
4
-9
5
-9
6
-9
7
-9
8
-9
9
20
00
-0
1
-0
2
-0
3
-0
4
-0
5
0
TKK
TUT
UO
LUT
ÅA
38
Doctor’s Degrees 1990 - 2005
Finnish Universities and Faculties of Technology
19
90
-9
1
-9
2
-9
3
-9
4
-9
5
-9
6
-9
7
-9
8
-9
9
20
00
-0
1
-0
2
-0
3
-0
4
-0
5
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
TKK
TUT
UO
LUT
ÅA
UTU
UVA
39
1990 - 2005
Doctor’s Degrees per Master’s Degrees (%)
TKK
TUT
UO
LUT
ÅA
UTU
-0
5
-0
4
-0
3
-0
2
-0
1
-9
9
20
00
-9
8
-9
7
-9
6
-9
5
-9
4
-9
3
-9
2
-9
1
19
90
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
UVA
40