OpenSAMK opened the doors of the campus

The OpenSAMK event was held in SAMK on the Pori campus. At the hybrid event, visitors had the opportunity to learn about the degree studies.

OpenSAMK was held this autumn as a hybrid event on the Pori campus. At the event, SAMK’s degree programmes were presented, and visitors got to know the SAMK campus.

At first there were presentations of SAMK’s training programmes, then student interviews and competitions in the Agora Hall. The exhibition area was in the lobby of the campus. SAMK’s students presented their own degree programmes. The fair also had various competitions and activities as well as tours in the study facilities.

The program held in the Agora Hall was available as a live stream on SAMK’s Youtube channel and it has also been recorded (Only in Finnish).

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