38 students graduated from SAMK in September

Altogether 38 students graduated from SAMK in September. Two of them graduated with a Master´s degree.

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Altogether 38 students graduated from SAMK in September. Two of them graduated with a Master´s degree.

Below is the graduate from English degree programme. All the graduate information has been published on SAMK news in Finnish. All the graduates have not wanted their name published.

Bachelor of Business Administration
Kuisma Eino

You can also get to know the theses. Each thesis includes at least the abstract in English. Some of the theses from degree programmes in Finnish are written in English.

SAMK congratulates all the graduates.

SAMK theses

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SAMK’s partnership programme is developed together with partners

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