Master's of Production Economics

Course Overview

The program builds knowledge in production systems, resource planning, and industrial operations. Students learn how production processes work in different sectors and how efficiency can be improved through structured planning and analysis. The course includes project work and case studies linked with real production environments.

Graduates develop skills for roles in manufacturing firms, logistics companies, and consulting organizations. Training covers planning methods, cost control, and operational decision-making used in production settings. Group work with international students supports communication and coordination skills in diverse teams.

The curriculum also includes industrial analytics and supply chain topics, giving exposure to tools used in production planning and business operations. Students may continue into research studies focused on production systems and industrial management.

General Eligibility

Academic Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree from a recognised institution
• Background in business, economics, management, international studies, or related field
• Academic transcripts and degree certificate
• Proof of English language proficiency

Part Time Work Details

International students can work part-time during studies according to Finnish residence permit regulations. Students must maintain satisfactory academic progress and study commitments.

Language Requirement

• Applicants must provide proof of English language proficiency through one of the following:

  Test	Minimum Score
  IELTS Academic	Overall 6.5, minimum 5.5 in each section
  TOEFL iBT	92
  PTE Academic	62
  Duolingo English Test	Not currently accepted
  Cambridge C1 Advanced	Grade C or higher
  Cambridge C2 Proficiency	Level C1 or higher

  Applicants with qualifying degrees completed in English may be exempt from submitting a language test, subject to university regulations.