Projects and theses
Develop activities with students.
Students have fresh ideas and enthusiasm that can drive your organisation forward in many different ways. The most successful outcome is achieved when both parties are committed: the student cooperation requires a willingness on the part of the employer to give time to mentoring. Projects are also carried out in the rhythm of studies.
Projects are development tasks, design, product development or applied research directly serving the working world.
At HAMK, Design-based education (DBE) is the starting point for learning and teaching. It is a way of learning that is done in close collaboration with companies and other employers. Students are always given real challenges from companies to solve, which provides an inspiring learning environment and brings the working life close already during their studies.
Theses
Development, design, product development or applied research directly serving working life.
Student projects
Part of the curriculum in all our degree programmes, so there’s a wide range of subjects and topics. Assignments can include finding a solution to a business challenge, background research and mapping, event management, product testing…
Design Factory
Student projects are also carried out in the Design Factory, which is common to all HAMK students and is part of the global Design Factory network developed at Aalto University. It brings together students from different disciplines to solve challenges for companies and organisations. The client receives a concrete prototype of a product, service or concept. Offices are located on the Hämeenlinna, Forssa and Riihimäki campuses.
FAQ
The teaching is work-based and often project-based, which means that the modules are based on learning and insights gained through practical work-life projects.
HAMK has students from the fields of bioeconomy, health, education, business, design and technology. Our degree programmes and their descriptions can be found here.