Applied Sciences

Savonia University of Applied Sciences, Finland 

The Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology focuses on project based learning methods, which you will learn to apply in areas like software design, cloud systems or design of wireless devices. Savonia University has international partnerships in over 30 countries, and for this reason, you can complete your final thesis abroad if you wish to.

Technology

Technology, Sweden

At KTH, all Bachelor’s degrees integrate a large research component, which is conducted in collaboration with local companies. The degree has a flexible schedule, enabling you to choose from a wide range of elective courses and to customize your specialisation. You can study subjects like economics, management and sustainable development.

Vytautas Magnus University

Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania 

The Bachelor’s degree in Information Systems includes three specializations: applied informatics, business informatics, and software systems. In your first year, you’ll study the essentials regarding programming, informatics and mathematics. Once you complete the degree, you will know how to use artificial intelligence and machine learning methods in numerous fields, like healthcare or engineering. Interested in finding more study opportunities in the Information Technology field?

Bachelor of design

Design engineer 

If you choose to specialise in Bachelor of design in engineering, you could work for businesses in as a design engineer. Your job would involve creating the design and schematics for different types of systems, structures, machines, or equipment. With a complete team of designers in specific areas, you could develop and test virtual models of various products, like engines of cars, parts or components of electronic devices. As opposed to other areas in the field, design engineers are more tech specialists rather than artists.

Area of design

Choosing your area of design 
One of the most fascinating parts of design is that it provides a great flexibility and versatility to people who decide to study and later on work in this field. In all areas of design, you will not have to put a limit to your work or creative ideas, you can even go beyond your imagination. Choose a design specialisation, apply for a degree and start building your dream!

Fashion journalist

Fashion journalist or blogger

 If you’re a fashion addict, your house must be filled with glossy fashion magazines. So remember those amazing articles about fashion trends and fashion designers you’ve been reading in Vogue, Elle, and InStyle? Well, if you enjoy writing as much as you love dresses, shoes and handbags, you can combine the two and write about these every day. 

If you’re really good, in a few years, you can become the editor in chief of a well-known magazine. When it comes to fashion blogs, well...they are such a trend these days! 

Creating a blog is picnic and then, you just have to keep on posting interesting news and stuff to attract thousands of readers. Remember to take pictures, lots of pictures to anything you see and can be related to fashion and post them on your blog with comments.

Fashion

Fashion product manager

 If you want to stay as close as possible to the fashion industry and can easily prove you’re a responsible and trustworthy person, then the fashion product manager is the job for you.

This is a multitasking job and you’ll be like the right hand of a fashion designer, helping him/her with the entire logistics and event planning. Your responsibilities will include overseeing production at clothing factories, and making sure everything is in order with the fashion collection. You will have to manage the inventory and organise all the details for the fashion and runway shows. As you may have guessed, the production manager job involves a lot of travelling, so one day you’ll be in Milan and the next day in Paris.