3. The learning track presentation consists of
A few basic concepts to begin with
• Flexible study paths
• Multidisciplinary study modules
• International studies
• Cooperative learning
4. A few basic concepts to begin with
Course
Education and learning is guided by the learning targets, content,
any prerequisite studies and assessment criteria set in the
curriculum for the course.
Module
A module consists of a set of courses
Individual learning track
By learning tracks we mean a Metropolia student's individual and/or
cooperative study options that are flexible.
Study periods
Metropolia's academic year is divided into five periods.
Degree programme
Degree studies are organised as degree programmes.
5. Flexible study paths
Studies have been planned flexibly,
to allow variation, but also to provide a challenge.
Studies can follow various paths.
There are various alternatives
depending on the field of study.
The alternatives and options are closely linked to working life.
The paths will support your learning. Tutoring is part of the
education.
Courses and modules make up larger units with a certain
theme.
Courses are worth 5, 10 or 15 credit points.
6. Multidisciplinary study modules
Innovation studies
All students have some innovation studies that are completed
in project groups. The target is to practice innovation issues.
Common Elective Modules
You can select modules of 15 or 30 credit points from
Metropolia's common education offering (for example,
Management, Entrepreneurship, Design, Communications or
Sustainable Development) or in your own field of study.
Final project part of practical project
You can take part in various Metropolia or working life
projects.
7. International studies
As a student you can
go on a student exchange / placement abroad
participate in a study tour, Summer/Winter School or an
intensive course abroad
become an international/exchange tutor
study languages and intercultural communication,
participate in an international study module
as well as the international weeks organized by the degree
programmes
8. Cooperative learning
• Courses are grouped into modules, studying together and
working in groups.
• Part of the studies involve education in teams and projects.
• The strength and expertise of all students will be put into good
use.
• Learning takes place in a variety of environments:
e-learning, simulations, laboratories,
authentic working life,
swarming and projects.