Maintaining a balance between the environment and humans is a challenging task, which offers immeasurable possibilities for research on new solutions that will lead to a better future. We at LUT University are trailblazers in promoting the energy transition and the regenerative use of natural resources. We help build resilient communities, industry, and businesses through data, research, and education.
Global partnerships driving sustainable solutions
LUT University collaborates with over 200 partners to advance sustainable development worldwide. As part of the EULiST European University alliance, LUT connects society and technology through education, research and innovation.
EULiST - European University collaboration
Internationalisation incorporated in research and education
Education
Universities traditionally focus on research and education. This is also the case at LUT. The university's world-class research provides students with the latest information in their field and guarantees current knowledge when they enter the world of work. LUT graduates are equipped with capabilities to enhance their knowledge base in an ever-changing professional environment.
The Global Climate Research Prize
The Global Climate Research Prize (GCRP) is a new international biennial award supporting researchers whose published work offers transformative and transboundary insights capable of advancing climate solutions within the coming decade.
Established jointly by Clare Hall at the University of Cambridge and LUT University, the GCRP showcases and supports research with the strongest potential to address urgent climate-driven challenges worldwide.
The System Earth Collegium
The System Earth Collegium (SEC) is a groundbreaking, long-term initiative designed to tackle the world's most challenging and complex menaces, such as climate change and diversity loss, freshwater scarcity, and energy crises.
Conventional policies and practices often nourish incremental progress and swift publication rather than risking for the radical innovations. The SEC aims to complement this paradigm by cultivating a new culture of scientific inquiry.
LUT Brussels
LUT has an office in Brussels with the aim to enable operating as a member of different associations, improve already existing networks and find new one, increase international visibility, influence future framework programs, and increase LUT's external funding.
International Associations and Networks
LUT is a member of several international associations and networks. European University Association (EUA), Top International Managers in Engineering (T.I.M.E. Association) and Network of the Rectors and Deans of the Technical Universities in the five Nordic countries (NORDTEK) are among the most important ones.
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