About this programme
The Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, Smart Devices and Solutions, in Kokkola is a full‑time, campus‑based programme designed for students who want strong practical skills and a clear path into modern IT careers. During the first two years, students build a solid foundation in programming, databases, networks, electronics, web technologies, mathematics, and software engineering. These studies give students the technical confidence needed to understand how digital systems are built and how they work together. As the studies progress, students specialise in Smart Devices and Solutions (SDS), an area focused on intelligent connected systems that combine devices, sensors, cloud services, data, and AI‑driven technologies. The specialisation teaches how modern smart systems are designed, implemented, and integrated into real industrial and digital environments. Students explore topics such as IoT architectures, embedded systems, data analytics, sensor technologies, data visualisation, and applied artificial intelligence, and they learn to design and prototype smart systems that collect and process data for intelligent decision‑making. Throughout the programme, students also develop a strong understanding of digital and embedded technologies, including digital logic, microcontroller‑level thinking, sensor‑based systems, and edge computing. These skills form the technical backbone of today’s IoT and Industry 4.0 solutions. Learning happens through hands‑on projects, laboratory work, and teamwork connected to real development challenges. The Capstone Project Hub brings students together in multidisciplinary teams to solve authentic client problems using agile methods and modern industry tools. This practical approach helps students grow into confident professionals who can work effectively in real‑world environments. Graduates are well prepared for careers such as IoT Engineer, Embedded Systems Developer, Smart Systems Engineer, AI and Data Solutions Developer, Cloud and Platform Specialist, Software Developer, or Automation and Industry 4.0 Specialist. Studying on campus supports collaboration, hands‑on experimentation, and close interaction with project teams, laboratories, and industry partners, creating a learning environment that feels active, social, and connected to working life.
Course details verified 10 Sep 2026 — intakes, entry requirements and course facts · official source