Tag: xamk
How to pay for Kela?
On 3rd of November absolutely all students came back to campus and started their contact learning with their teachers and mates. I am sure, everyone have been waiting for it […]
Editorial
Hello everyone! Spring is closer and closer, sunrise now is even after 5 p.m. (seems like we have nearly survived in winter frosts) . This week issue is full of […]
XAMK is waiting for you!
First thing first, congratulations on beginning or continuing studies at XAMK! There is nothing more inspiring and motivating for students than learning more about their field of passion, get to […]
Culture and preferences towards collaborative learning methods
by Jagat Kunwar, Senior Lecturer, Xamk, Business & Culture Introduction Increasing internationalisation of higher education and cross migration of international students has facilitated intercultural contacts among students and the possibilities […]
Why XAMK?
Why did you choose XAMK for studying? Ambassadors of XAMK university must answer this question quite often during university presentations and meeting with potential foreign students. Time of choosing future […]
Profile
It was one of the first sunny and warm spring days in Kouvola, when Antti and I grabbed cups of coffee in Paja and had our conversation. A few minutes […]
IB&M Network Discussions Days Kouvola Campus 12-13.11.2018
At the start of the combined Global Entrepreneurship Week and International Week, there were meetings with partners of the International Business & Management university partner network (IB&M), hosted by Marja-Liisa […]
Editorial
Welcome to the first edition of Insider this autumn semester. What a wonderful summer we had here in Finland, the longest and warmest that I have experienced in all my […]
Participants Needed for Thesis Experiment
Hello, I am conducting an experiment next week at XAMK for my thesis research. My topic is “How does leadership style affect productivity?” There will be five or six tasks […]
Cultural Exchange
“Sometimes we feel we straddle more of two cultures; at other times, that we fall between two stools.” Salman Rushdie perfectly described how it feels to have this diasporic feeling, […]