Bachelor’s Degree in Business Information Technology, Game Development

Kajaani University of Applied Sciences, located in central Finland, offers a compact and innovative learning environment with around 3,000 students. Founded in the early 1990s, KAMK is known for applied programs in business, technology, social and health care, and notably for strengths in game development, ICT, and adventure tourism. The university combines practical teaching with business and regional development projects to keep learning industry-relevant.

KAMK emphasizes hands-on learning, entrepreneurship, and close collaboration with regional companies and research centers. Students benefit from modern R and D facilities, project work with industry partners, and small-group instruction that supports active skill development. International programs and English-taught degrees attract a diverse student body while dedicated student services help newcomers settle into campus life and Finnish society.

For international students seeking a safe and supportive campus, KAMK offers clear career pathways, practical training opportunities, and a strong focus on employability. The university’s friendly atmosphere, combined with real-world projects and strong links to regional employers, makes it an appealing option for students aiming to launch careers in digital industries, tourism, engineering, and applied health services.

The Bachelor’s Degree in Business Information Technology, Game Development programme at Kajaani University of Applied Sciences is part of the GameCampus, a collaboration between the University and local game industry companies that provides students with internship and research opportunities.

This three-and-a-half-year programme is for those interested in creating and producing games, with specialisations in game programming, game art/graphics, and game producing. Students will participate in diverse projects, gaining a practical and comprehensive understanding of the game industry. The curriculum includes a foundation in project work, business, languages, and communication, as well as general skills in different areas of game development. The programme culminates in hands-on projects, practical training, and a thesis, which allows students to build networks with industry professionals.