Alumni

We promise to develop your skills and expand your networks throughout your career. Alumni are our partners and very welcome to bring your skills to various learning situations, student recruitment, development of education or even to act as a mentor for our students.

Who are Jamk Alumni?

The alumni network is formed by you, graduates of Jamk University of Applied Sciences, who wish to stay in touch with your old school and fellow students. By being in alumni network, you can influence the development of your field, add to your own competence and create professional contacts important to you. At the same time, you stay connected to your fellow students and the Jamk community.

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Alumni contact register

After graduation, you become a member of Jamk's extensive alumni network

In order to serve you also after graduation, your contact information will be attached to Jamk alumni' contact register
As a member of the alumni network, you will receive information about various alumni benefits and events in an alumni newsletter sent six times a year.
You will receive a separate email about the transfer of your data, and you can then specify what kind of cooperation you are interested in
If you want your data deleted from the alumni register, you can also do so from the link in the newsletter.
Additional information: Alumni Relations Specialist Tytti Pintilä, alumni(at)jamk.fi

Career Monitoring at Jamk University of Applied Sciences

Dear Jamk Alumni from the Class of 2017!

What is the work and career situation of UAS graduates five years after graduation?

Does the competence gained in UAS studies match the requirements of working life?

We explore these themes with a nationwide career monitoring survey, which targets all those who graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor’s or a Master’s degree from a Finnish UAS.

Your response is valuable, because by answering you help applicants and current students with their career considerations and you get to influence the UAS education of the future.

In October 2022, you will be approached via email and text message and you will be asked to fill in a survey. Responses will be treated confidentially. Have you say - your answers mean a lot to us!

Continue your studies at Jamk!

Jamk offers studies for Jamk alumni free-of-charge via Open Studies:

Master-level Study Paths for Bachelor's Degree graduates (for a time-period of two years after graduation)
Following studies in the Startup Factory for all Jamk alumni for one year after graduation: Idea to business coaching and Business coaching

Enroll via Open Studies web site. Current courses by the Startup Factory can be found in the category of Business on All courses in Open Studies page.

Open study path, Master's level

Join Jamk alumni network in LinkedIn

Student union JAMKO alumni

Join our Alumni Community or Update Your Information

As a member of our Alumni Community, you will receive information about Alumni events and education relevant to your career advancement. You will also have the opportunity to come to Jamk and tell students about your career and line of work as a visiting lecturer.

Join our Alumni network

The Voice of Jamk Alumni (Blog)

Alumni stories from Jamk University of Applied Sciences

Minttu Mäkäläinen is Alumni of The Year 2022 at Jamk University of Applied SciencesOpens in new window

What do our alumni think of studies in Jamk?

Student story

Cyber Security programme provided good tools to consider security aspects

Cyber Security continues to be more relevant in the development of IT environments and services in companies of all sizes not just in large ICT companies.

Student story

Jami recommends Sport Business studies

Jami Palsa has recently started his master-studies in JAMK Sport Business Management. He tells about his work at Elämys Group, a Travelling and Event Management Company and the reasons why to study at JAMK.

Student story

Jamk’s Sport Business Management programme tackled everything Kyle was looking for

"Jamk tackled everything I was looking for – business isn’t going out of style any time soon, so it’s always a sure way to improve your employability. And the sport aspect of it would help me get back into the hockey business if I wanted to."