Course Overview
The Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering gives students a strong base in engineering theory and practical work. The programme has grown with changes in manufacturing, automation, digital production, and sustainable engineering. Students complete laboratory exercises, engineering projects, internships, and company assignments that reflect current industry needs.
Graduates develop skills in mechanical design, production systems, quality control, maintenance, computer-aided design, and project management. Many students gain work experience through internships before completing the degree, making the move into employment easier. The university's links with Finnish and international companies give students valuable industry contacts and project experience.
The degree is recognised across Europe under the European higher education system. Graduates can begin professional engineering careers or continue with master's level studies. Career opportunities include mechanical engineering, manufacturing, product development, industrial maintenance, automation, energy technology, marine engineering, and engineering consulting. The programme prepares graduates for technical roles in both Finnish and international organisations.
General Eligibility
Applicants must hold a secondary school qualification that gives access to higher education. Admission is based on the university's entry requirements and selection process. Applications are submitted through the Finnish national Studyinfo system during the official application period.
Scholarships are available for non-EU/EEA students who pay tuition fees. Turku University of Applied Sciences offers tuition fee scholarships based on academic performance. Students who meet the scholarship conditions may receive a partial reduction in tuition fees during their studies.
Applicants should submit academic transcripts, proof of English language ability, passport details, and any other documents requested during the application process.
Part Time Work Details
International students may work up to 30 hours per week on average during academic terms. Full-time work is allowed during official holiday periods if residence permit conditions are met.
Language Requirement