Tempaus 2024 is happening - apply to Tempaus Committee
Tempaus is a traditional way for students to influence the world by utilizing the community and the power it brings. You can apply for Tempaus committee from 5 Oct to 22 Oct 2023.
Can you hear the rumble in Otaniemi?
For now, the sound is still muffled in the background, but deep down you are sure that soon this power will fill your heart with complete enthusiasm.
The ancient powers have awakened, had their morning coffee and porridge, and now they are starting to look for you.
All enthusiastic people are invited to build an advocacy event that brings students together next year.
You can apply for Tempaus committee from 5 Oct to 22 Oct. Apply to the heart of the action here.
What is this all about?
Tempaus is a traditional way for students to influence the world by utilizing the community and the power it brings. Read more about Tempaus campaigns here.
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