21 Bachelor's degrees in Information Technology (IT) in Finland

On this Information and Communication Technology, Circular Economy degree programme from Häme University of Applied Sciences you will learn about data-analytics, the Internet of Things and smart technologies that you can use to create sustainable products and services of the future.

In the Information and Communication Technology, Robotics programme from Häme University of Applied Sciences you learn to use technology to improve people’s lives and advance sustainability.

Do you have a logical mindset and a burning passion for the application of new technologies? The Information Technology programme from Arcada University of Applied Sciences focuses on programming and data analysis and will give you tools to create AI-driven software for today’s digital world.

Do you want to be at the forefront of building information societies of the future? Study to become an expert with the latest knowledge and skills in ICT with the Information and Communication Technology programme from University of Turku.

The Industrial Information Technology degree from LAB University of Applied Sciences students learn how to design and develop digital solutions in industrial environments using new IT technologies and methods.

Information and Communications Technology - Cyber-Physical Systems from Turku University of Applied Sciences (Turku UAS) is practically oriented and you’ll get to participate in hands-on projects from the beginning.

The Information Technology programme from South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences allows you to join the developers of the future.

Gain hands-on experience, build a powerful portfolio, and launch your career in the dynamic game technology sector with the Game Technologies programme from South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences.

Through the Engineering, Information Technology course from Novia University of Applied Sciences you can study for a degree in the Information Technology programme, which is a modern and exciting education.

This Culture and Arts, Game Arts course from Novia University of Applied Sciences equips students with the skills to develop, design, and produce games by mastering essential technologies and tools in the gaming industry.

The Information Technology programme of Vaasa University of Applied Sciences (VAMK) prepares you for demanding careers in the industry. You gain professional skills and a strong theoretical basis that are much needed in the rapidly changing environment.

The Information and Communications Technology program at Turku University of Applied Sciences (TUAS) deals with technologies, methods and tools such as software applications, data networks and cybersecurity, games and hi-tech electronic devices and systems.  

The Information Technology - Software Development in the Age of AI programme at Kajaani University of Applied Sciences merges traditional software engineering principles with modern AI techniques, providing a comprehensive education that prepares students to design, develop, and deploy intelligent software systems. It is designed as blended learning format, with on-campus and online components.

Information Technology from University of Eastern Finland contains studies in multiple areas: basic and advanced programming, algorithms, data management, software design, and human-computer interaction.

In the Information and Communication Technology at JAMK University of Applied Sciences you will get all the ICT, project and teamwork skills needed in ICT tasks in the future work life. 

Information Technology is everywhere in today's society as it is needed in electronic and media appliances, computers, household devices, and almost in every part of our everyday lives. The Information Technology programme is offered by Metropolia University of Applied Sciences.

The Information Technology from Centria University of Applied Sciences gives you the readiness to work in different software engineering or IT-related tasks and positions. Your future occupational title could be, for example, software developer or software engineer.

The Construction Information Technology programme at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences focuses on the information technology solutions specific to the built environment, such as building information modeling, digital twins, computational design, common data environments, and data gathering from existing buildings through scanning and sensor technologies.

With this Information and Communication Technology studies offered by Karelia University of Applied Sciences you will grow into the role of an independent developer and problem solver.

Combine business with IT! The Business Information Technology programme at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences provides students with practical professional Business IT skills combined with an extensive theoretical base.