Bioeconomy Campus
The Bioeconomy Campus is home to the Institute of Bioeconomy of Jamk University of Applied Sciences, Poke, the North Central Finland Vocational College, the City of Saarijärvi and SSYP Kiinteistöt Ltd.
The Bioeconomy Campus, located in Saarijärvi in Central Finland, is the world’s northernmost hub of expertise in smart bioeconomy and energy technology.
Bioeconomy Campus contact information
Institute of Bioeconomy, Jamk University of Applied Sciences
Address:
Tuumalantie 17
FI-43130 Tarvaala, Saarijärvi, Finland
The Bioeconomy Institute’s facilities are accessible, and the building is single-storey. In the room reservation system, the facilities are identified with the prefix “Tu17”.
Switchboard +358 20 743 8100*
Email: firstname.lastname(at)jamk.fi
*Call charges: from a landline 8.28 cents/min + 7 cents/min (VAT 25.5%), from a mobile phone 8.28 cents/min + 17 cents/min (VAT 25.5%).
Poke, the North Central Finland Vocational College
Address:
Uuraistentie 240
43130 Tarvaala, Saarijärvi
Switchboard: 014 5192 11
Institute of Bioeconomy opening hours
During teaching contact periods the doors are open
Mon–Fri: 7.30am–4.00pm
Sat–Sut: Closed
The facilities may be used for work and study from Monday to Sunday between 6:00 AM and 9:45 PM.
Parking and deliveries
Download here parking map of Institute of Bioeconomy (pdf)
Institute of Bioeconomy, Jamk University of Applied Sciences
Visitors and students may park in the parking area located in front of the main entrance on Tuumalantie. Parking is free of charge, and no visitor permit is required.
Accessible Parking
Parking area in front of the main entrance on Tuumalantie.
Electric Vehicle Charging
There are two electric vehicle charging points (Type 2 connector) located in the front yard. The charging fee is €0.25/kWh.
The charging station includes a QR code, which can be scanned in the “QR Code” section of the eParking app. The app will automatically identify the location and charging device.
Deliveries
Deliveries should arrive via Tuumalantie and turn left at the first intersection. Depending on the type of goods being delivered, items are brought either through the main entrance or through the gate into the inner courtyard.