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Ilkka´s alumni story: I would have chosen a degree programme in English

A degree programme in English provides extensive skills and the ability to work in the field of modern multinational technology. Software business is already fundamentally international, and the current remote work model speeds up this development.

In her youth, Katri did not care about studying – now she is writing a doctoral dissertation on patent licensing in American markets

I wouldn’t be where I am today, if a person’s whole life depended on the graduation diploma of upper secondary school. My passion for studying did not emerge until much later. Ten years ago, I could not have imagined that I would be writing a doctoral dissertation one day. I’m researching patent licensing, and the purpose is to help Finnish companies penetrate US markets.

Learning logistics helps you to understand how to save and make money

Logistics is a critical function in the supply chain. Learning logistics not only helps you to understand how a company operates and develops, but most importantly, how to save and make money from a practical point of view. The knowledge I gained at JAMK, helped me a lot as I worked on projects. I learned how to adapt and apply theories into practice.

Lotta Watia: Feeling passionate about everyday work

I absolutely love my work as a tour leader. Every day is different, and the customers give me so much energy. I get to spend days outdoors in different environments. At the same time, I get to share my passion and knowledge of Japan and other destinations in a fun way.

Purchasing is all about people knowledge and good deals – Galina studied Logistics at JAMK

Studying logistics and purchasing helps you to understand how companies operate, develop and make money from a practical point of view. If you feel you have an analytical mind, but you would like to learn how different businesses and industries work - you should go for it. It is a good school of life - you are provided with supportive teachers, materials and infrastructure. It really depends on you what you make out of it. Just like in life.