UTA:The University of Tampere, Finland is the Finnish It is the largest provider of higher education in the social sciences and management disciplines in Finland. Its high level of research in social aspects is a distinctive feature that it uses the perspective of various research fields to study social phenomena, health and well-being, etc.

The University of Tampere (Tampereen Tampere University (Tampereen yliopisto) is a public university in Finland, founded in 1925, the University of Tampere under the six faculties, each with a different faculty. The six faculties are: Faculty of Economics and Administration, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Information Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Faculty of Social Sciences.

The University of Tampere offers higher education at the undergraduate, master's and doctoral levels, and its main language of instruction is Finnish, but in order to attract international students, the University also offers a range of majors taught in English. The University of Tampere offers undergraduate majors in social sciences, philosophy, history, health sciences, economics, management science, international politics, psychology, sociology, Scandinavian languages, general literature, business, tax law, accounting, marketing, etc., and graduate majors in health sciences, security management, European and Russian studies, software development, bioinformatics, welfare services, youth studies, etc.

The current enrollment is about 15,200 students. About 1,000 master's degrees and 100 doctoral degrees are awarded each year. Teaching and research at the University of Tampere focuses on a critical approach to social phenomena. The quality of teaching is high and has a strong national and international presence. The University has a unique teaching quality assurance system to ensure and improve the standards of teaching, research, and management activities; it plays an important role not only locally, but also internationally. Through collaboration and cooperation with other universities, the University of Tampere has made an important contribution to the economic life and information society of New Zealand.