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Industrial Management and Engineering

Centria University of Applied Sciences · Kokkola, Europe

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€9,500/yr

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Autumn 2026

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Check this degree programme on our website!Do you want to be involved in developing the profitability and competitiveness of businesses in the production and service industry? If the answer is yes, our bachelor’s degree in Industrial Management is a good option for you. Industrial management studies consist of financial management, engineering and leadership studies. You will also have a chance to participate in working life projects that will provide you with the skills needed to work in development and expert positions or as an entrepreneur.Centria's industrial management studies will familiarise you in a versatile way with the different fields of industrial management. The studies begin from the basics, so you do not need any previous know-how or work experience. You will study mathematics, natural sciences, languages and communication. You will deepen your understanding of financial administration and management. In your studies you will specialize in mechanical engineering and supply chain management. The advanced studies focus on specific issues of industrial management and the development of production processes and quality.The contact teaching will be organised on our Campus Allegro in Pietarsaari on weekdays. The studies also include online lessons and independent work. In addition to traditional lectures, you can also practise your teamwork skills in different group works and assignments. You will also get to do laboratory practices together with your fellow students. During your studies, you will also visit local businesses and get to know their operations. On several courses, we also have work-life representatives and experts as visiting lecturers. You will also have the chance to take part in different projects in which you can work with a customer company. The projects are a great opportunity to demonstrate your skills and gather contacts in corporate life – and by doing that, you might even get a summer job or a permanent position in some company.

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Autumn 2026

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