Video: International Business studies

Listen to Svetlana, Madalyn and Pavlos

"Studies are actually amazing in here - a lot of attention is paid on practice, and we do a lot of projects with companies."

JAMK has students from 70 countries. Here you hear what IB-students Svetlana from Russia, Madalyn from Usa and Pavlos from Greece think about studying International Business at JAMK.

"A lot of attention is paid on practice." (Svetlana)
 “I chose JAMK because of the EPAS accreditation” (Madalyn)
 "The best thing is the international atmosphere!" (Pavlos)

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“For most of us it was the first time we were living away from our parents, so university staff assisted a lot what to do and where to go in the beginning of your independent life here in Jyväskylä”, says Svetlana.

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