Finland:
- A world leader in addressing inclusion challenges.
Tampere University:
- The second largest higher education institution in Finland
- Committed to pursue cutting-edge scholarly and societally impactful endeavours
- A highly ambitious research environment that has defined its core focus areas as “human potential unlimited”
- 21 000 students and 4 200 staff members pursuing scientific research and studies in technology, health, and society across 165 study programmes
- 45 of such programmes studies are in English
- A global digital campus is in place as well to support studies despite geographical boundaries
TAU scholarship at the Faculty of Education and Culture:
- Emphasis on new forms of engagement in public and private sectors of society
- A strong tradition of research and development in the fields of inclusion, diversity and entrepreneurial initiatives.
TAU DiversHUBility Partnership:
- Carried out by the transdisciplinary research team RESET (Research Engagement for Sustainable and Equitable Transformations)
- Led by Professor Annalisa Sannino
- RESET team members: MA Hien Dihn, Emeritus Professor Yrjö Engeström, Prost-Doctoral Researcher Esa Jokinen and Senior Researcher Hannele Kerosuo.
RESET work and its contribution to DiversHUBility:
- Development and use of conceptual tools and formative intervention methods from cultural-historical activity theory
- Focus on addressing acute challenges of societal renewal
- Research and expertise on work-related collective learning and design of innovations targeted to vulnerable populations.
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