Myyrmäki Campus is a multicultural hub where people work in close collaboration with companies, at the forefront of sustainable development.
On Myyrmäki Campus you can study technology. Business students move to Myllypuro Campus in Autumn 2026.
In August 2026 business studies are moving from Myyrmäki Campus to the Myllypuro campus.
Myyrmäki Campus is located at the largest district in Vantaa, near railway and bus station and to Myyrmanni, a large shopping centre.
The campus is between Raappavuorentie, Rajatorpantie and Leiritie. The campus consists of three parts built at different times, with the letters A, B and C.
There are four entrances to the campus. The main entrance is on the Rajatorpantie side. There are also entrances from the campus staff parking area to sections C and A.
The Campus is easily accessible by the public transport.
The area is served by Myyrmäki railway station and the Ring Rail Line network. I and P trains serve all stations along the line. I trains run counter clockwise (Helsinki-Tikkurila-Airport-Myyrmäki-Helsinki) and P trains clockwise (Helsinki-Myyrmäki-Airport-Tikkurila-Helsinki). The trains run every ten minutes Monday to Friday and Saturdays.
To find train connections and timetables please use the journey planner.
Myyrmäki serves as hub for public bus services in Vantaa with good connections to the cities of Helsinki and Espoo as well as to other areas of Vantaa.
To find bus connections and timetables please use the journey planner.
There are a number of places in which you can attach and lock your bicycle on front of the entrance of Myyrmäki Campus.
Free car parking places are available for 4 hours next to Energia Areena. There are also dedicated parking places for Metropolia near the Sports Center Fressi (do not use Fressi's own places). Staff members have their own dedicated parking at the campus.
Two disabled parking places are located in front of the main entrance. There are two other disabled parking places at the staff parking area.
Animals are not allowed on the campus.
The Myyrmäki Campus has five accessible parking spaces. The accessible parking spaces are located on the staff parking lot, which can be reached from the Leiritie (Leiritie 1, Vantaa) side. The accessible parking spaces have been marked with a blue wheelchair sign.
The accessible parking spaces are located near the entrance. An even path leads from the accessible parking spaces to the accessible entrance and the way is marked with wheelchair signs.
There is no separately marked drop-off area, but there is space for stopping by the main and the accessible entrances.
The main entrance by the Rajatorpantie side has two thresholds, which have a combined height of approximately 5 cm. The entrance doors are heavy.
The accessible entrance is located on the parking lot side at Leiritie 1, Vantaa. The doors of the accessible entrance have an electric opening mechanism. The space in front of the entrance is even.
When arriving through the accessible entrance, the reception is located straight ahead at the end of the hallway. When arriving through the main entrance, the reception is located on the right. There is no induction loop at the reception.
The Myyrmäki Campus is accessible for moving around. Each space has an accessible entrance. The Myyrmäki campus consists of parts A, B and C, and each of them has an elevator with access to every floor. The elevators in parts B and C have automatic doors. The elevator in part A has a manual door.
There are no induction loops in the teaching facilities.
Part A of the building has one accessible toilet on the first floor. Parts B and C have accessible toilets on each floor. Below you can see more detailed information on the two accessible toilets that are located on the first floor.
The accessible toilet in part A of the building has an 80 cm wide door and the threshold is approx. 3 cm high. The toilet has a minimum of 80 cm of free space on both sides of the toilet seat. The supporting rails are attached to the floor.
The accessible toilet in part C of the building has a minimum of 80 cm of free space on the right-hand side from the front of the toilet seat. The supporting rails are attached to the wall.
Reception:
tel. +358 40 545 1573
aulapalvelut.myyrmaki [at] metropolia.fi (aulapalvelut[dot]myyrmaki[at]metropolia[dot]fi)
These rules of conduct apply to the campuses of Metropolia University of Applied Sciences Ltd. ("Metropolia") located in Arabia, Karamalmi, Myllypuro, and Myyrmäki, and, where applicable, to other premises where Metropolia activities are conducted ("Campuses").
The rules of conduct apply to the entire university community, including students and staff, visitors and individuals working on the Campuses ("Individuals"). All Individuals are required to comply with these rules.
The purpose of the rules of conduct is to ensure the general safety and order of the Campuses and the safety of the Individuals while present at the Campuses.
The Campuses are public spaces where individuals may move and stay freely during the Campus’ opening hours, provided they comply with the rules of conduct and other Metropolia guidelines. The Campuses’ opening hours and any exceptions are communicated on the premises and via Metropolia's communication channels.
Presence on the Campuses outside opening hours is prohibited without prior consent from Metropolia.
Campuses have 24/7 security services. Reception services on Campuses operate according to separately announced opening hours. Access to certain facilities is restricted, and individuals without proper access rights granted by Metropolia must not be allowed entry.
Entry control and, where permitted by law, 24/7 recording surveillance cameras are in use on the Campuses for security and retrospective verification of misconduct. Metropolia may provide such materials to investigative authorities upon request for the purposes of prevention and investigation of crimes.
Individuals on the Campuses must behave appropriately, act responsibly, and adhere to good manners, following Metropolia's guidelines and rules. Any threatening, violent, or disruptive behavior, as well as physical and verbal threats, discrimination, bullying, and harassment, is prohibited.
It is not allowed to bring and possess items or substances on Campuses that are intended or suitable for harming others or property.
Animals, except for guide dogs, are not permitted on the Campuses.
The Campuses are primarily intended for studying, teaching, and other purposes related to Metropolia's activities.
Any commercial, political, religious, or similar activities not related to such purposes are prohibited unless agreed upon in advance with Metropolia.
When taking photos, recording videos, or creating other recordings on the Campuses, the necessary permissions must be obtained from the parties involved.
Photography, videography, or other similar activities are prohibited in restrooms, shower and dressing rooms, and other comparable facilities.
Smoking, as well as the use of electronic cigarettes, snus, snus pouches, substances, and other intoxicating and similar substances, is prohibited on the Campuses.
Being under the influence of intoxicating or narcotic substances is not allowed on the Campuses.
The use of such substances may be permitted at specific authorized events and locations, subject to the respective guidelines.
The use of lighters or other devices that could cause fire, smoke hazards, or trigger threatening situations, such as sprinkler activation, is not permitted on the Campuses.
Emergency exits and escape routes on the Campuses must always remain unobstructed and accessible.
The use of scooters or similar devices is not allowed indoors on the Campuses.
Vehicles, bicycles, and scooters may only be parked or stored in designated areas.
Any property of Campuses must be handled with care and used only for its intended purpose.
Metropolia is not responsible for damage caused to Individuals or their property or for damages caused by such Individuals to third parties or their property.
In the event an Individual causes damage through their actions or negligence to another Individual, Campus facilities, or structures, or to property owned by Metropolia or a third party, the Individual is liable to compensate for the damage caused.
Metropolia's reception services or staff should be immediately informed if any behavior violating these rules, other Metropolia guidelines, or otherwise inappropriate or disruptive behavior is observed on the Campuses.
Security personnel have the right to immediately remove Individuals who violate these rules or other Metropolia or property owner's guidelines or rules from the Campuses.
Violating the rules of conduct may result in additional consequences in accordance with other Metropolia regulations.
The number of students and the size of the campus were doubled in August 2018, when the extension of the campus was finalized. The first part of the campus, Building A, was built in 1988 and Building B in 2002.
There are now 3500 students and 230 staff members operating on the campus in the fields of Industrial Technologies and International Business.
First piles of the extension of the Myyrmäki Campus were driven in April, 2016, and the building phase started in September 2016.
A four-storey new building is located on a former parking lot of the older part of the campus, and is integrated to the buildings A and B, which were in use throughout the construction phase of the extension.
The new building includes various technical facilities used by Automotive, Mechanical, Electrical and Automation Engineering Degree Programmes. The campus restaurant and the library are located in the new part of the campus to meet the increasing demand.
Mr. Simo Hoikkala
Project Director
tel. +358 50 366 0545
simo.hoikkala [at] metropolia.fi (simo[dot]hoikkala[at]metropolia[dot]fi)
Arabia Culture Campus is located in Arabiaranta, Helsinki.
Karamalmi Campus is located in Espoo.
Myllypuro Campus is located in Helsinki.
We want to offer our students and staff a safe and pleasant environment to study and work in. We engage in comprehensive and preventive safety work to reach this target. We all play a key role in this work, as safety is a matter that concerns us all.
