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Materiaalitekniikan hyllyluokkia Hervannassa:
P 54 Kemia
P 620 Materiaalioppi. Aineenkoetus
P 66 Prosessitekniikka. Energiatekniikka
P 676 Metsäteollisuus
P 677 Tekstiiliteollisuus. Vaatetusteollisuus
P 678 Muovitekniikka
Materiaalitekniikan hyllyluokkia TAMK Pääkampuksella:
60.2 Aineoppi. Aineenkoetus. Tekninen mekaniikka
63.5 Kemianteollisuus
64.1 Puunjalostusteollisuus
64.3 Tekstiili- ja vaatetusteollisuus
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