Application period for FITech summer courses is open
Want to learn new things this summer?
Choose from the selection of nearly 80 courses offered by Finnish universities of technology. Application period is now open and will close about a week before the start of each course.
Study offering includes courses for beginners as well as more advanced studies for specialists in different fields, such as ICT, energy storages and 5G technology. Majority of the courses are online so you can easily study alongside your everyday life.
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Update your project management skills
Knowledge and experience in project management is a highly valued skill in the modern working life where change and development are constant.
This summer you have an opportunity to study the essentials of project management free of charge and enter the autumn with an updated skillset!
Summer Boost 2022 consists of two separate courses (5+5 ECTS): the first one is Introduction to Project Management and the second one Strategic Project Management. You can apply to both or just one.
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FITech offers courses organised by Finnish universities of technology free of charge.
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