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3AMK is an alliance between Haaga-Helia, Laurea and Metropolia. The goal of 3AMK is to support the employment and integration of international students into Finnish society.
We offer high-quality studies and carry out diverse research, development and innovation projects. We also implement a variety of events and operations for students, staff, and working life organizations to promote the employment and integration of international students. Students and staff of 3AMK universities can use the joint library services.
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What is 3AMK?
3AMK is an alliance between the three largest universities of applied sciences’ Haaga-Helia, Laurea and Metropolia. We offer different kinds of courses made in co-operation to all the students in the 3AMK universities. That means, that you get to utilize the strenghts of three different schools as well as make your studies look more like you.
In addition to our study options, we do a bunch of other things together as well. We offer students library services and Zone-sports services in co-operation, we do RDI, entrepreneurship and innovation projects together, and we work with artificial intelligence and education export with each other, and a lot more! Read more ->
For who are the 3AMK courses for?
3AMK courses are free and open to all students of Haaga-Helia, Laurea and Metropolia. We have many masters degree-level courses as well, and we are currently opening our studies to open UAS students too. We have courses in Finnish and English, some of them are held at the campuses and some of them are different kinds of remote study.
Course credit transfers
All 3AMK courses are seen as free to choose courses in your degree. If you want to compensate mandatory courses with the 3AMK courses you should contact your study councelor as stated in your school’s policy.
Course credits are transferred as every school has determined in their own policies. Read more ->