EduFutura's online course catalogue is a portal to cross-institutional studies for students of Gradia, Norssi, Jamk and JYU. Discover new opportunities in EduFutura cross-institutional studies!
Instructions for cross-institutional studies.
Enrolment by 31.5.2023 at the latest. Do you want to develop into a professional that brings clear savings to your organization? In addition to that, added value, success and profitability? Purchasing know-how is all of this!
Course: TLLY2500-3038
Credits: 5
Organizer: Jamk School of Technology
To whom: JYU student
Registration period: 17.4.2023 - 21.5.2023. Implementation time of the course is 2.6.2023 - 22.6.2023. This course is ideal for participants that aim to work in professions and industries that require continuous innovation, renewal and adaptations. In this highly interactive, hands-on course, students will learn how to develop a perspectives mindset and how to take innovation from conception to creation (to value). These key drivers include: 1. Having, and using, a perspectives mindset 2. Being able to go from concept to creation (to value) 3. Being skilled at speaking, presenting, and enrolling others in your innovation 4. Being able to stage the experiences of innovation.
Course: YHGS1004-3003
Credits: 3
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student
Registration period: 17.4.2023 - 21.5.2023. Implementation time of the course is 2.6.2023 - 22.6.2023. The course is designed to provide a basic understanding and appreciation for contract law through the global apparel industry and will provide students with an opportunity to consider the complexity of contracts in the lifecycle of clothing. Within the framework of traditional ethics, cultural considerations, Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), UN Sustainability Development Goals, and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, the course will explore a number of issues including sustainable sourcing, labor and employment concerns, globalization, and creating an overall sustainable supply chain through contracts.
Course: YHGS1000-3003
Credits: 3
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student
Restriction: Students should have an understanding of basic business principles and the role of international trade on domestic markets, but not required.
Registration period: 17.04.2023 - 21.05.2023. This course gives an overview on game industry and unique monetization models specifgic to game industry. Overview on visual design and concept art is provided, along with simple tools to quickly visualize game concepts and ideas. Course is taught in English.
Course: HBIG1000-3003
Credits: 3
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Restriction: Ability to work in a multidisciplinary team
Registration period: 17.4.2023 - 21.5.2023. The implemention time of the course is 2.6.2023 - 22.6.2023. This course will first dive into foundational elements of leading across global locations, across cultures, across types of teams, and across leadership roles. In addition to that, we will look at the growing digital nomad population and what that means for global team leadership. The goal of this course is to set students up for success in leading global teams, whether they are formal teams or informal teams.
Course: YHGS1005-3003
Credits: 3
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student
Enrolment open until 19.02.2023. By completing this informative course you will gain information about living in Finland, its culture, habits and practices in order to be able to integrate into the society. You will understand how Finnish society functions and you will be capable of acting as a part of the society.
Course: ZW00BS75-3002
Credits: 2
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Registration period: 17.4.2023 - 21.5.2023. The implemention time of the course is 2.6.2023 - 22.6.2023. This course will help you compose and deliver effective--compelling, ethical and well-organized--extemporaneous oral presentations appropriate for a variety of professional contexts. Through frequent guided practice, you will learn to analyze audiences and effectively adapt your oral communication for different organizational stakeholders.
Course: YHGS1006-3006
Credits: 3
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student
Enrolment period 1.8.2022-31.5.2023. The main themes in the course will be purchasing management, purchasing process, analyzing and developing purchasing and a selected special topic in purchasing management.
Credits: 5 - 5
Organizer: Jamk School of Technology
To whom: JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Enrolment by 7.5.2023 at the latest. After this course you are able to consider sexuality in human lifecycle. You understand the significance of sexuality in life, the versatility of sexuality and sexual health as part of the overall wellbeing of individuals and communities. You can justify your attitudes, values and limits related to your own sexuality and you are able to comment on sexuality-related phenomena on societal, community and individual level. You understand the meaning of supporting sexual health of individuals.
Course: SZ00BB68
Credits: 5
Organizer: Jamk School of Health and Social Studies
To whom: JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Enrollment by 14.5.2023 at the latest. Implementation time of the course is 29.5.-2.6.2023. Theories linking nature, health and well-being; Evidence-based research results between nature and wellbeing benefits; Practical tools for preventive and treatment-based rehabilitation, health care, and social work – indoors, in green spaces, and woodlands.
Credits: 3
Organizer: Jamk School of Health and Social Studies
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Enrolment by 15.5.2023 at the latest. Summer school starts with an orientation session on Wednesday 17th May at 17-19 via ZOOM. Summer School intensive study week 5.-9.6.2023. This Master's level course provides knowledge and understanding of cross-cultural management and leadership issues in social and health care systems, particularly focusing on intercultural communication, diverse teamwork, digital innovations, and cyber security.
Credits: 5
Organizer: Jamk School of Health and Social Studies
To whom: JYU student
Registration period: 15.8.2022 – 12.1.2023. Lectures 13.1.2023–19.3.2023. This course contains following themes related to work of a development director or a non-technical project manager in a software enterprise: Economics and organisation of project business, service business and product firms; Management structures and internal operation in a software enterprise in general and in software development (including traditional, lean and kanban); Business models in software firms; Processes of a software firm (e.g. product roadmapping and product strategies, licensing, IPR and legal issues, international operations); and Strategy and positioning themes (e.g. platforms, components, multi-sided market theories, modularity of software offering, positioning firm value creation in networks/ecosystems). This course assumes that you have already completed your bachelor’s studies and you are currently doing your master’s or doctoral studies.
Course: TJTS5701
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Faculty of Information Technology
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Registration period 8.8.2022–9.1.2023. Lectures 13.1.2023–19.5.2023. The course focuses on the wellbeing potential of arts from psychological, physiological and social quality perspectives. The course includes lectures on practical applications of arts for wellbeing as well as the latest research in the field.
Course: MUTS1101
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Department of Music, Art and Culture Studies
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Enrolment has ended. More information about next enrolment will be announced later. Course information: The student is familiarized with the user interface of Blender 2.8+ and can create optimized content for different platforms. The student is able to utilize different modeling techniques and styles to achieve visually appealing results. Course is taught in English.
Course: HTG414W1
Credits: 5
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student, vocational student
Restriction: Prerequisites: Knowledge of 2D image processing and working with layers.
Enrolment has ended. More information about next enrolment will be announced later. In this course, basic biomechanical concepts are integrated into a clinical framework. Students are expected to contribute with their own background knowledge to the multidisciplinary group work. Preliminary knowledge of basic anatomy and biomechanics is needed.
Course: BMES1001
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences
To whom: Jamk student
Restriction: This course is for students in the JAMK Master of Health Care, DP in Sport and Exercise Physiotherapy programme and the students in the JYU Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences.
Registration period 5.9.2021–30.11.2022. Online teaching 1.9.2021–31.12.2022. The course gives basic information about employment, search for work, and working life. The expert lectures, events, and workshops included in the course offer information about current working life topics and skills. The course aims to develop understanding and skills that will help you to plan and build your career path. The topics of the study sessions include, for example, the Finnish working culture, job markets, employment, and self-employment, writing of a CV, and information on how to market and promote your skills and competencies. The course can be completed with distance learning methods in JYU Moodle.
Course: URAM003
Credits: 1
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Student and Academic Services
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Registration period 15.8.2022–24.10.2022. Lectures 25.10.2022–29.12.2022. This course focuses on digital service research, more specifically on innovation and design of digital services. The idea is to give you a broad understanding of the digital service innovation and design field as a whole with the aim of preparing you for doing research in the area of digital service innovation and design. This course assumes that you have completed your bachelor’s studies and you are currently doing your master’s or doctoral studies. Course taught in English.
Course: TJTS5601
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Faculty of Information Technology
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Registration period 15.8.2022–20.3.2023. Lectures 21.3.2023–28.5.2023. The course focuses on digital service innovation. More specifically on service innovation, management and development for understanding the design of cyber-physical, cognitive, and smart services. This course assumes that you have already completed your bachelor’s studies and you are currently doing your master’s or doctoral studies.Digital Service Innovations course taught in English.
Course: TJTS5603
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Faculty of Information Technology
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Registration period 24.10.2022–16.1.2023. Lectures 17.1.2023–19.3.2023. After the course, students will have good knowledge and understanding of research in the area of digitalization of services. They can acquire knowledge and read critically relevant research articles in some of the leading academic journals and conference proceedings, and apply conceptual models and methods of service digitalization in practice. This course assumes that you have already completed your bachelor’s studies and you are currently doing your master’s or doctoral studies. Course taught in English.
Course: TJTS5602
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Faculty of Information Technology
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
EduFutura entrepreneurship studies
Enrolment has ended. More information about next enrolment will be announced later. Dreams+Inspiration! -course inspires you about your own employment. In this course you may further study your own professional dreams and get inspired about a possibility of creating your own job in incrementally changing working life full of experts and entrepreneurs. Students must enrol in their home institution's registration system.
Credits: 3
Organizer: EduFutura institutes
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Registration period 8.8.2022–25.5.2023. Learning diary 1.9.2022–25.5.2023. On successful completion of the course, students will be able to analyze their participation in entrepreneurial endeavors / entrepreneurship related events with the help of academic literature on entrepreneurship. Requirements: the basics of entrepreneurship & the student is going to participate in, e.g., the following: the planning of a new business, the lauch of a new business, the daily operations of a new business or an entrepreneurship related event.
Course: JSBA2010
Credits: 2 - 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Jyväskylä University School of Business and Economics
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Enrolment has ended. More information about next enrolment will be announced later. The students gain knowledge to understand eSport as a business and the personal point of view to coaching (coaching philosophy), and the meaning of physiology and psychology. The students gain skills to build teams and assign roles, knowledge to understand rules & requlations and the meaning of statisctics (analysis).
Course: HTP20840
Credits: 5
Organizer: Jamk School of Business
To whom: JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
Restriction: Participant is required to have a team or an individual gamer to coach.
Registration period 15.8.2022–15.1.2023. Lectures 16.1.2023–19.3.2023. This course focuses on growing your digital marketing results faster through growth hacking techniques, methods, tools, and practices! The student will understand the benefits of the most useful metrics such as lean analytics, web traffic, digital conversion funnels, Lifetime Value, and Customer Acquisition Cost. A continuous experimentation model is introduced to guide business growth through rapid experiments. Experiments may involve a combination of marketing, software development, sales, service design, and analytics techniques. A basic understanding of web technologies (e.g., online marketing, email marketing, search engine optimization) is beneficial for the course.
Course: TJTS5703
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä Faculty of Information Technology
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student
Registration period: 8.8.2022–20.9.2022. Lectures 22.9.2022–1.12.2022. Contact teaching course in English, hybrid. Contents in small group business idea coaching: new venture creation and analyses related to that such as product -cutomer matrix, market analysis, competitor analysis, marketing & sales plan, financial calculations and final oral elevator pitch. Please see detailed course description and register also on the Startup Factory website yritystehdas.fi/en/idea-to-business
Course: JSBA2004
Credits: 5
Organizer: University of Jyväskylä/The Startup Factory Jyväskylä University School of Business and Economics/The Startup Factory
To whom: Jamk student, JYU student, upper secondary school student, vocational student
