People at LUT share a similar outlook on life and a state of mind.
They look at things from unexpected perspectives, they question, and they search for solutions.
They do things in a new way for a better tomorrow.
Clean energy and water, a circular economy, and sustainable business and entrepreneurship are key questions to which LUT seeks solutions through technology and business expertise.
LUT’s special strengths include scientific quality, impact and education that leads to employment.
LUT University is among world’s best in terms of offering students an eco- friendly attitude, campus environmentand learning spaces.
The University has two campuses located in Lappeenranta and Lahti but the state of mind that LUT provides can be achieved anywhere.
Lappeenranta, a city of 72,000 residents located in South- east Finland, combines a cosy small town atmosphere with full- scale urban comforts. Lappeenranta is an international university city. Both local and international students consider Lappeenranta an excellent place to live and study- small enough to feel like home and large enough to be stimulating.
Lappeenranta is a forerunner in renewable energy and clean living environments: The city is committed to energy- efficiency and sustainable development.
LUT University’s Lappeenranta campus is located in the district of Skinnarila, sevenkilometres from the city centre.
The compact campus area is located by the beautiful Lake Saimaa and offers LUT students all necessary student services.
Most student apartments are located within walking distance, and the university premises offer everything from laboratories to library services and from restaurants to health care- literally under one roof.
Lahti is a city of approximately 120,000 residents. It is known for its sports venues and is appreciated around the world for its design expertise and high- quality cultural services.
Lahti is a pioneering city in environmental issues and has won the European Green Capital Award for 2021. It is the first city in Finland to receive this recognition.
Lahti is a pioneering city in environmental issues and has won the European Green Capital Award for 2021. It is the first city in Finland to receive this recognition.
It offers the best of both worlds: the attractiveness, intimate cosiness, and originality of a small town,yet the services, efficiency and logistics of a major city.
LUT University’s Lahti campus is located in the district of Niemi, three kilometres from Lahti city centre.
LUT Student Services on the Lappeenranta campus offers study and guidance services for LUT students studying on the Lahti campus.