8 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Business Informatics course from Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is a Master’s degree programme for business and engineering professionals who want to deepen their strategic and managerial skills via better use of business information systems.

The aim of the Creativity and Arts in Social and Health Fields (CRASH) programme from Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is to strengthen the professional competences needed when promoting health, well-being, inclusion and a sense of community in society through creativity and arts.

The Master's degree in Business Informatics (M.Sc.) at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in digital business transformation. This programme spans 1 to 1.5 years and offers a blended learning format, allowing students to balance their studies with professional commitments.

The Industrial Management degree program from Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is a 1-year program that allows to study alongside a full-time job. The average student in the program is a 30-40+ years old engineer or team leader, who wants to make a career leap from engineering toward management positions.

Thanks to the Health Business Management programme from Metropolia University of Applied Sciences you will become a member of a genuinely international learning community.

The Procurement programme from Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is a degree for students who want to enhance their competence as a procurement and sourcing professional and learn to analyze and develop the procurement and sourcing function to serve the goals and strategies of a company. 

The aim of the Creativity and Arts in Social and Health Fields, Social Services and Health Care program of the Metropolia University of Applied Sciences is to strengthen the professional competences needed when promoting health, well-being, inclusion and a sense of community in society through creativity and arts.

The Computing in Construction programme at Metropolia University of Applied Sciences looks at the construction sector from a data perspective: what kinds of data is produced and consumed over construction lifecycle. Also models of different kinds - BIM models, city models, point clouds, etc. - are seen and used as particular types of data.