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Kajaani University of Applied Sciences

Kajaani University of Applied Sciences (KAMK, in Finnish: Kajaanin ammattikorkeakoulu) is a university of applied sciences located in the town of Kajaani. There are approximately 2200 students and 230 members of staff at KAMK. Kajaani University of Applied Sciences has achieved success nationally in Ministry of Education and Culture outcome barometers where the quality of teaching and counselling has been considered the best in Finland for several years running. In addition, based on student feedback, the student satisfaction was the highest in Finland at KAMK in 2019. The Finnish Education Evaluation Centre (FINEEC) has awarded KAMK a quality label which is valid until 20 March 2021. On Kajaani University of Applied Sciences' integrated campus area all student services are close to each other. Organisational structure of KAMK: School of Business (Tourism, Sports, Business) School of Engineering (Information Systems, Mechanical and Mining Engineering) School of Health (Nursing, Healthcare and Social Services) KAMK offers both Bachelor's and Master's degrees delivered in Finnish and four Bachelor's degrees and one Master's degree delivered in English. The extent of studies in a university of applied sciences is 210 - 240 credits (ECTS), which means 3,5 – 4 years of studies. An essential part of studies is practical training worth 30 credits (ECTS). Internationality is emphasized in all education offered at Kajaani University of Applied Sciences. It is possible to complete part of the studies and the practical training also abroad using the worldwide network of partners. KAMK also offers double degree programmes, giving the students an opportunity to finish their studies with two bachelor's degrees. Studies Offered in English The english-taught Bachelor's studies take approximately 3,5 years to finish. The Master's degree is a part-time degree, and it takes approximately two years to complete the degree. There are tuition fees for non-EU-students. The main application period for studies starting in autumn, is in January yearly. International Research, Development and Innovation Sector Kajaani University of Applied Sciences' research, development and innovation work supports enterprises and business life locally, nationally and, on its field of focus, also internationally. In R&D, KAMK focuses on the needs of the labor markets through higher education development projects. Most of the projects are collaborative undertakings with private companies, education institutions, governmental and non-governmental organizations and other bodies. CEMIS, the Centre for Measurement and Information Systems, is a contract-based joint centre of two universities (Oulu and Jyväskylä), KAMK, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd. and CSC - IT Centre for Science Ltd. References
Université des sciences appliquées de Kajaani

L'Université des sciences appliquée de Kajaani (finnois : Kajaanin ammattikorkeakoulu, sigle: KAMK) est une université située à Kajaani en Finlande. Présentation L'université est créée, par la fusion en 2008, de l'école polytechnique Sydväst et de l'école polytechnique suédoise. Références Liens externes Site officiel Ressource relative à la recherche : Horizon 2020 Liens internes Liste des universités finlandaises Portail de la Finlande Portail des universités
Kakskerta Church

Kakskerta Church (Finnish: Kakskerran kirkko, Swedish: Kakskerta kyrka) is located in Turku, Finland on the island Kakskerta. The seaside church is one of the three churches in the Turku Martin parish. According to legend, the local fishermen got a surprise from the sea with a huge catch of delicious fish. They believed that the area was blessed, and the residents of the island decided to build their own church. Kakskerta Church was built in between 1765 and 1769, and dedicated in 1770. It was designed by Christian Schroder, and is oblong in shape. The altarpiece is from the 17th century, and nearly the whole interior of the church was renovated in 1940 under plans by architect Erik Bryggman. The belfry was designed by C. Bassi in 1824. References External links Media related to Kakskerta Church at Wikimedia Commons Kakskerran kirkko (in English) Turku and Kaarina Parish Union (in Finnish) Kakskerran kirkko rakennusperintörekisterissä Archived 2011-07-20 at the Wayback Machine
Église de Kakskerta

L'église de Kakskerta (en finnois : Kakskerran kirkko) est une église située dans l’île de Kakskerta à Turku en Finlande. Description Conçue par Christian Friedrich Schröder, l'église de forme oblongue est construite de 1765 à 1769 et inaugurée en 1770. En 1824, Charles Bassi en conçoit le clocher. En 1940, l’intérieur est presque entièrement rénové par Erik Bryggman. Le Museovirasto a classé l'église parmi les sites culturels construits d'intérêt national. Article connexe Liste des églises évangéliques luthériennes de Finlande Références Liens externes L'église de Kakskerta Paroisses de Turku et Kaarina Portail de l’architecture chrétienne Portail de la Finlande Portail du protestantisme
Kakskerta kyrka

Kakskerta kyrka ligger söder om Åbo i Egentliga Finland, på ön Kakskerta, som förr var en egen kommun, men nu hör till Åbo stad. Kyrkan tillhör Evangelisk-lutherska kyrkan i Finland. Kakskerta kyrka är idag en av tre kyrkor i Martinsförsamlingen i Åbo. Om somrarna är kyrkan vid stranden en populär vigselkyrka. Tack vare den goda akustiken ordnas också konserter i kyrkan. Kyrksalen rymmer 200 personer. Historia Det berättas att invånarna på ön Kakskerta år 1686 fick en enorm fångst av fisk nära den strand där kyrkan idag står. Det ansåg man vara ett tecken från Gud: på den platsen skulle man bygga en kyrka. Fångsten på hundra tunnor lake såldes på torget i Åbo. Det blev grundplåten till kyrkobygget. Kungen beviljade byggtillstånd år 1693, men år av krig och missväxt plågade öborna. Den kyrkliga förvaltningen var inte heller värst entusiastisk. Det var svårt att ta sig till moderkyrkan i S:t Karins på fastlandet. Endast vid större kyrkliga helger ordnades gudstjänster på Brinkhalls gård. Kakskertaborna vände sig åter till kungen och fick ett nytt byggtillstånd år 1764. På 1700-talet byggde man ofta billiga kyrkor i trä, men trots kärva tider ville man ha en stenkyrka på Kakskerta. Godsägaren Henrik Johan Krey var ett viktigt stöd för kyrkobyggarna och Kakskertaborna gjorde dagsverken på kyrkobygget. En av få stenkyrkor från 1700-talet byggdes därmed på Brinkhall gårds marker. Dit var det lätt att ta sig med kyrkbåt från andra håll i skärgården. Kyrkan invigdes i december 1769, trots att den då var halvfärdig. Arbetet med kyrkan färdigställdes 1770-1772 under ledning av stadsarkitekten i Åbo Christian Friedrich Schröder Gravkapellet på kyrkogården byggdes år 1831 av ättlingar till arkiatern Gabriel von Bonsdorff. Referenser Noter Externa länkar Kakskerta kyrka på Åbo svenska församlings hemsida
Karkku railway station

The Karkku railway station is located in the village of Karkku in the town of Sastamala, Finland. The station is located about 43 kilometres from the Tampere railway station and about 92 kilometres from the Pori railway station. Nowadays, the station is unstaffed, and the track is controlled remotely from Tampere. History Karkku railway station was opened on the Tampere–Pori railway line opened in 1895, at the village of Palviala in the former Karkku municipality. The village surrounding the station soon became the centre of the Karkku municipality and some industry was also established near the station, such as a sawmill and a furniture factory. The station building, built using the same designs originally made for the stations of the Oulu railway, was completed in 1895. The station building was expanded in 1904 with a cross gable designed by architect Bruno Granholm, which follows the original construction method of the station. The appearance of the building has remained almost original after both construction phases. The interior of the station building was completely renovated as well. A goods warehouse was built at the station in 1946. During the last decades, the population of the station village has dropped significantly, dropping down to 600 by the turn of the millennium. The station is still used especially by the students of the nearby educational institution. In 2013, the Karkku station area was renovated as part of the basic improvement contract for the railway between Lielahti–Kokemäki. New high edge platforms and light platform shelters were built at the station. In addition, the station's lighting and parking were improved. Services The Karkku station is served by all long-distance trains that run between Tampere and Pori. The station has only one platform for the passenger trains that stop at the station. The station platform is 55 centimeters above the ground, and about 250 meters in length. References
Karkku vasútállomás

Karkku vasútállomás Finnországban, Sastamala településen található. Vasútvonalak Az állomást az alábbi vasútvonalak érintik: Tampere–Pori-vasútvonal Kapcsolódó állomások A vasútállomáshoz az alábbi állomások vannak a legközelebb: Kapcsolódó szócikkek Finnország vasútvonalai Jegyzetek További információk
Karvia Church

Karvia Church is a wooden church in Karvia, Finland. It was built in 1789-1798 by Salomon Köhlström. The bell tower which is located in front of the church was completed 1806. The church has been extended and renovated several times in the course of the years. The ‘street church’ hosts an altarpiece by Carl Gabriel Diederichs. See also Karvia Church, official website References
Katajanokka Casino

Katajanokka Casino is a restaurant and function venue in the Katajanokka neighbourhood of Helsinki. The building is located upon a promontory on the north side of the island next to the marina. It is not a casino in the sense of a gambling establishment. History Designed by the architect A. Nyberg and completed in 1913, it was created for the use of Russian imperial officers during the period of the Grand Duchy. The building was seized by revolutionary forces in 1917 and, since Finnish independence, the place has become a favourite venue for various Finnish military organizations. During the time of Russian Revolution before the World War I, 15 Russian soldiers were shot in front of the Casino building. Since World War II, the building has gone through various repairs and restorations. In its present state, Katajanokka Casino very much resembles its original fin-de-siècle style and appearance. References External links Katajanokan Kasino
Casino de Katajanokka

Le Casino de Katajanokka (finnois : Katajanokan Kasino) est un bâtiment situé dans le quartier de Katajanokka d'Helsinki en Finlande. Histoire Le bâtiment conçu par Albert Nyberg est construit en 1913 au 1, rue Laivastokatu dans le quartier de Katajanokka à Helsinki. Il sert de casino pour les officiers russes jusqu'en janvier 1918 quand il est pris par les gardes rouges. Les allemands, qui occupent Helsinki, l'utilisent d'avril à décembre 1918. En 1919, les officiers finlandais s'approprient le Casino et les forces armées finlandaises l'utilisent pour leurs propres événements. Le casino est restauré après la seconde Guerre mondiale. On y construit, entre autres, les cabinets Marski et Korsu en 1954, puis Sailor et Jääkäri en 1955. En 1995, le casino devient un restaurant géré par Arctia, puis en 1998 par les Hôtels Scandic, en 1999 par Royal Ravintolat et en 2018 par NoHo Partners. Galerie Références Liens externes Casino de Katajanokka Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail d’Helsinki
Kaukuanjärvi

Kaukuanjärvi är en sjö i Finland. Den ligger i kommunen Posio i landskapet Lappland, i den nordöstra delen av landet, 700 km norr om huvudstaden Helsingfors. Kaukuanjärvi ligger 233,4 meter över havet. Den är 14 meter djup. Arean är 13,02 kvadratkilometer och strandlinjen är 33,47 kilometer lång. Sjön ingår i Ijo älvs huvudavrinningsområde. Den sträcker sig 5,8 kilometer i nord-sydlig riktning, och 9,8 kilometer i öst-västlig riktning. I övrigt finns följande vid Kaukuanjärvi: Hangasjärvet (en sjö) Kaukuajoki (ett vattendrag) Kurkijoki (ett vattendrag) Tervajärvi (en sjö) Valkainen (en sjö) Källor
Kaurialan kenttä

Das Kaurialan kenttä (deutsch Steinbockfeld) ist ein Fußballstadion mit Leichtathletikanlage in der finnischen Stadt Hämeenlinna. Geschichte Die Anlage wurde 1938 eröffnet und war während den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1952 Austragungsort zweier Hockeyspiele in der Trostrunde. 1988 wurde die Sportstätte vor der finnischen Leichtathletik-Meisterschaften renoviert. 2002 wurden Flutlichtmasten installiert. Es ist die Heimspielstätte des Fußballvereins FC Hämeenlinna und der American-Football-Mannschaft Hämeenlinna Huskies. Weblinks liikuntaymparistot.nba.fi: Kaurialan kenttä (finnisch) liikuntahallit.fi: Kaurialan kenttä (finnisch) europlan-online.de: Kaurialan kenttä – Hämeenlinna (Tavastehus)
Terrain de Kauriala

Le terrain de Kauriala (en finnois : Kaurialan kenttä) est un stade du quartier de Kauriala à Hämeenlinna en Finlande. Présentation La construction du stade s'achève en 1938. Il a accueilli les épreuves de hockey sur gazon des Jeux olympiques d'été de 1952. Aujourd'hui, le terrain de Kauriala accueille le Hämeenlinna Härmä, qui joue dans le troisième division finlandaise de football, le Hämeenlinna Huskies, qui joue dans la 1ère division finlandaise de football américain, et le Linna Rugby Club du championnat de Finlande de rugby à XV. Galerie Voir aussi Références Liens externes Articles connexes Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du sport Portail de la Finlande
Keskiniemi beacon tower

The Keskiniemi beacon tower (Keskiniemen tunnusmajakka in Finnish), often referred to as the Karvo beacon tower, is a historic daymark located on a promontory of Keskiniemi in the northwestern part of Hailuoto island in the Gulf of Bothnia in Finland. The tower was built in 1858 to alert the vessels about sandbars reaching northwest from the site. It is the oldest surviving navigational aid on Hailuoto island. The tower has structural similarities with the Härkmeri beacon tower built in 1857. The wooden tower has a six-metre (20 ft) high square base with a square pyramidical top. The first floor houses a 70 cm (2+1⁄3 feet) thick layer of stones serving as a counterweight to prevent the structure from tipping in wind. The structure also has wooden beams in all four corners for increased support against winds. The tower has a wooden top ornament. The structure measures 18,9 meters (62 ft) high from the ground, with the top being 20,9 meters (87 ft) above sea level. All of its faces are white. The current beacon tower is the second navigational aid located on the Keskiniemi promontory. In a navigational map dated on 1785 by Henrik Wacklin a beacon tower is shown at the same location. The tower has never been lit. Keskiniemi sector light was erected alongside the tower in 1908. References
Suurikuusikko

Suurikuusikko, eller Kittilägruvan, är en finländsk guldgruva, 36 kilometer nordost om Kittilä i Lappland. Den ägs av kanadensiska Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd och är den största guldgruvan i Europa. Guldfyndigheten i Kittilä upptäcktes i samband med vägarbeten. Geologiska forskningscentralen genomförde prospektering 1986-1991. Fyndigheten i Kittilä såldes 1998 av finländska staten till svenska Riddarhyttan Resources AB. Agnico Eagle Mines köpte in sig i Riddarhyttan 2004 och tog över helt 2005. Anläggning av de två dagbrotten "Suuri" och "Roura" påbörjades 2007 och malmutvinning i maj 2008. Gruvan har från 2010 utvidgats med en underjordsgruva. Från 2012 bedrivs all malmutvinning under jord. Gruvan sysselsatte 2024 ungefär 500 anställda och 400 anställda hos underleverantörer. Återstående fyndigheter beräknas räcka åtminstone till och med 2034. År 2020 producerade gruvan 6 473 kilogram guld med en brytning av 1,84 kubikmeter malm, vilket har den högsta mängden dittills. Malmen anrikas i en anläggning vid gruvan till doréguld. Källor Noter Externa länkar Webbplats för Agnico Eagle Finland Oy
Kluuvi shopping centre

The Kluuvi shopping centre (Finnish: Kauppakeskus Kluuvi) is a shopping centre on Aleksanterinkatu in the Kluuvi district in central Helsinki, Finland. The shopping centre has about 28 businesses (of which the most notable are Skechers, Nanso, and Joe & The Juice). Kluuvi offers a mix of some interesting Finnish retail concepts, cafees and restaurants. The shopping centre was opened on 15 March 1989, and was designed by the architect bureau Castren-Jauhiainen-Nuuttila. It was refurbished and reopened with a completely renewed commercial concept 14 October 2011. The shopping centre comprises the entire western end of the Aasi (donkey) city block. It consists of five buildings (Aleksanterinkatu 7b, Aleksanterinkatu 9, Kluuvikatu 5, Kluuvikatu 7, and Yliopistonkatu 6), which are connected by a light yard covering the entire city block. The Aleksanterinkatu 9 building was an Elanto department store (Veikko Leistén 1952) with a granite façade of a relief of a working-class family, sculpted by Aimo Tukiainen. The Kluuvikatu 5 and Yliopistonkatu 6 buildings are old residential and business buildings from the 19th century, and only their façades remain to this day. The Aleksanterinkatu 7b and Kluuvikatu 7 buildings were designed by Castren-Jauhiainen-Nuuttila as supplementary buildings for the city block. The shopping centre can be accessed with tram lines, as well as the metro from the Helsinki University metro station. Figures Businesses: 28 Floors: 4 Rentable area / shopping centre: approx. 10000 m2 Distribution of area in the shopping centre: Parking spaces (P-Kluuvi): 725 See also Kluuvi Kaisaniemi External links Official website References
Kluuvi (centre commercial)

Le centre commercial Kluuvi est un centre commercial du quartier de Kluuvi à Helsinki en Finlande. Architecture Le centre commercial Kluuvi est situé en bordure d'Aleksanterinkatu au centre-ville d'Helsinki Le centre commercial a été inauguré le 15 mars 1989. L'ancien Kluuvi a été conçu par le cabinet d'architecte Castren-Jauhiainen-Nuuttila Oy. Le centre commercial est composé de bâtiments de différentes époques, les parties les plus anciennes remontant au XIXe siècle. Les locaux et le concept du centre commercial ont été rénovés en 2011. Le centre commercial comprend la partie ouest de l'îlot urbain Aasi. Il se compose de cinq bâtiments (Aleksanterinkatu 7b, Aleksanterinkatu 9, Kluuvikatu 5, Kluuvikatu 7 et Yliopistonkatu 6), qui sont reliés les uns aux autres par une cour située au centre de l'îlot. Le bâtiment d'Aleksanterinkatu 9 est l'ancien grand magasin Elanto concu par Veikko Leistén en 1952, dont la façade en granite est ornée d'un relief sculpté par Aimo Tukiainen et représentant une famille ouvrière. Kluuvikatu 5 et Yliopistonkatu 6 sont d'anciens bâtiments résidentiels et commerciaux du XIXe siècle, et seules leurs façades ont été conservées. Aleksanterinkatu 7b et Kluuvikatu 7 sont de nouveaux bâtiments conçus par Castren-Jauhiainen-Nuuttila qui complètent le bloc. Accès Le centre commercial est à côté de la station Helsingin yliopisto du métro d'Helsinki. Le centre commercial est aussi accessible par les lignes de tramway 2, 4, 5 et 7. Commerces et services Références Voir aussi Liens externes Site officiel Kauppakeskus Kluuvi Kauppakeskus Kluuvi Liens internes Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail d’Helsinki Portail du commerce
Kolkonjärvi (sjö i Södra Savolax)

Kolkonjärvi är en sjö i Finland. Den ligger i kommunen Rantasalmi i landskapet Södra Savolax, i den södra delen av landet, 260 km nordost om huvudstaden Helsingfors. Kolkonjärvi ligger 98,2 meter över havet. Arean är 20,92 kvadratkilometer och strandlinjen är 42,23 kilometer lång. Sjön ingår i Vuoksens huvudavrinningsområde. I omgivningarna runt Kolkonjärvi växer i huvudsak blandskog. Den sträcker sig 10,1 kilometer i nord-sydlig riktning, och 11,5 kilometer i öst-västlig riktning. I övrigt finns följande i Kolkonjärvi: Kolkonsaari (en ö) I övrigt finns följande vid Kolkonjärvi: Suuri Hakojärvi (en sjö) Källor
Koskela Light

Koskela Light (Finnish: Koskelan loisto) is a sector light tower located on the southern shore of Letonniemi promontory in Taskila district of the City of Oulu in Finland. The tower is located within the boundaries of the Letonniemi natural preserve. History The current tower was built in 1939 to guide vessels towards the Toppila harbour. It replaced an older and smaller light built in 1911; the older light was located approximately 920 metres (1,010 yd) southeast from the current tower. The tower is 5 metres (16 ft)-high octagonal concrete structure with an octagonal steel lantern, resting on a square slab of concrete. The tower was originally painted red with a white lantern. The light displayed a flash every three seconds, green, red or white depending on direction. The focal plane was 5.7 metres (19 ft) and the range was 6.6 nautical miles (12.2 km; 7.6 mi). The light was noted as an active light in the 1996 List of Lights of Finland, but was not mentioned in the 2000 edition. The light was deactivated in the late 1990s and nautical charts dated in 2005 shows the light marked down as a cairn. It served as a cairn until 20 June 2023 when it was deleted from the charts. Due to the glacial rebound the tower is located 150 yards (140 m) away from the coastline, and is almost completely hidden by the shrub. A footpath leading to the western end of the Letonniemi promontory leads next to the tower. Gallery References
Phare de Koskela

Le phare de Koskela (en finnois : Koskelan loisto) est un feu inactif situé dans le district de Koskela (Oulu) sur le golfe de Botnie, en Ostrobotnie du Nord (Finlande). Histoire Ce petit phare a été construit en 1940 pour guider les navires vers le port de Toppila à Oulu. La lumière a été désactivée à la fin des années 1990 et sert depuis de marquage de jour. En raison du rebond post-glaciaire, la tour est située à 150 mètres de la côte et est presque complètement cachée par la végétation. La tour est située dans les limites de la réserve naturelle de Letonniemi. Description Le phare est une petite tour cylindrique en béton armé de 5 mètres de haut, avec une lanterne octogonale en acier. La tour est peinte en blanc et la lanterne est rouge. Il émettait, à une hauteur focale de 8 mètres, un éclat blanc toutes les 3 secondes. Sa portée nominale était de 6.6 milles nautiques (environ 12 km). Identifiant : Amirauté : ex-C4163 . Voir aussi Notes et références (fi) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en finnois intitulé « Koskelan loisto » (voir la liste des auteurs). Lien connexe Liste des phares de Finlande Liens externes University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's The Lighthouse Directory: Lighthouses of Northern Finland (en) Online List of Lights - Finnland (en) Liste ARLHS - Finland (fi) Carte des principaux phares de Finlande Portail des phares Portail de la mer Baltique Portail de la Finlande
Вуосаари (метростанция)

Метростанция Вуосаари(на фински: Vuosaari; на шведски: Nordsjö) е наземна станция на хелзинкско метро, в столицата на Финландия. Тя обслужва кварталa на Вуосаари, източно Хелзинки и е крайна станция. Станцията е отворена на 31 август 1998, което я прави една от най-новите в хелзинкско метро. Проектирана е от Esa Piironen Oy. Намира се на 1.22 километра от Rastila. Станция Руохолахти(другия край на същата линия) се намира на 16 км. През 2011 г. 1.4 км. железопътна връзка е построена от края на линията до пристанище Вуосаари. Сервизната линия свързва метролинията със главната железопътна система и може да замени сегашната връзка, много по-дългата линия, минаваща през Виикки. Новата връзка ще се използва за преминаването на големи товари, строителни машини, като меже ще се използва за построяването на проект Länsimetro Пробно се използват платформни врати. Вратите са част от проект за метро автоматизацията, който е започнат преди години, но въвеждането му в експлоатация е забавено поради проблеми със сигурността. Транспорт На метростанцията може да се направи връзка с: автобуси с номера: 78, 90, 90A, 90B, 90BK, 90K, 90N, 96, 98, 98A, 519A, J90, J96, J97, J98, J99 Метростанцията разполага с паркинг за 222 автомобила.