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There are often mixed feelings about InnoFlash: some students look forward to the course, while others are nervous about the week ahead. Read what students thought of the course afterwards!

"How to improve the induction process so that interns and temporary workers entering a demanding environment would know better what to expect and be better prepared?", this was the assignment of Ykköskoti in the Working Life Project (former Future Factory project) last spring. A group of sociology students took up this important challenge and the end result was an orientation tool for Ykköskoti!

Elomatic's 10 experts delved into the circular economy, from a strategic level to practical implementation, in the jointly executed Bio- and Circular Economy Program by Elomatic and Jamk University of Applied Sciences.

"Now, this was a surprise – how much communication matters in IT! I always thought my social skills were just a nice extra, but they turned out to be my secret weapon. In IT, it's all about teamwork, whether you're coding or managing projects."

In a work-life project, students can choose an assignment of their interest from a pre-designed list of assignments or arrange the assignment themselves. Read Veera's experience of finding and working on her own assignment!

"I have been enjoying studying Purchasing and Logistics at Jamk. One of the reasons is that my previous work experience aligns well with my current studies, making me feel that I am improving my skills."

This programme is for someone dreaming of an international career as a sport physiotherapist, for someone considering a career in research or interested in researching the field, and for someone who is eager to develop the field and oneself as a professional.

I decided that instead of staying home, I would rather channel that energy into a program in the field of nursing.

Tiina always wanted to work in the commercial sector, but her career taking her to a managing position came as a surprise. To make sure she succeeded in her new responsibilities, she decided to study international business management (MBA).

Poorani Elangovan Kuusela, Tourism Management student, wanted to experience the culture in Finnish tourism industry and completed her internship in a Finnish family business Adventure Apes.