The programme provides a solid base in computing and software development. Students study core areas like programming, algorithms, data structures, and system design. Practical lab sessions support hands-on learning with modern tools used in the IT field. Group projects help build teamwork and problem-solving skills.
The degree has developed through strong academic work in computing education at the University of Eastern Finland. Teaching connects with ongoing research in software systems, data processing, and digital services. Students gain exposure to international academic standards through joint coursework and exchange options.
Graduates leave with skills suited for entry-level IT roles and further studies at master’s level. The programme supports academic growth and prepares students for work in software and technology-related fields across different countries.
Up to 30 hours per week during study periods
Accepted tests and minimum scores:
Engineering
Joensuu Campus, Kuopio Campus
Undergraduate
3 years
August
6.0
€10,000,
€10,000, (INT)
Lincoln, England.
£ 9250
London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Berlin
0.0
£ Berlin: €10,500 & Online: £5,500
Glasgow, Scotland
6.5
19920
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