Bachelor in Industrial Information Technology

LAB University of Applied Sciences offers a practical, industry-focused education across campuses in Lahti and Lappeenranta and through online learning. Formed in 2020 from a merger of two respected applied sciences institutions, LAB serves around 10,400 students with strong programs in business, design, technology, health care and tourism. The university emphasizes hands-on projects, multidisciplinary collaboration and partnerships with regional and international companies, making it a good fit for students who want applied skills and direct links to employers.

English-taught degrees and flexible learning routes make LAB accessible to international students, with over 850 foreign degree students already enrolled. Small-group teaching, applied research activities and an active RDI culture mean learners engage with real challenges such as sustainable materials, circular economy initiatives and service design. Campus life balances learning with social opportunities, and dedicated support services help newcomers adapt to Finnish academic expectations and the Nordic lifestyle.

For prospective international applicants LAB offers clear pathways to internships and career placements through industry collaborations and alumni networks. The university's focus on employability, combined with study options across two cities and online, provides a versatile platform to build practical experience and professional confidence. LAB is especially attractive for students seeking a modern applied education in a supportive, innovation-oriented environment in Finland.

The Bachelor in Industrial Information Technology is a 4-year degree at LAB University of Applied Sciences in Finland, taught in English. It prepares students for careers in the IT sector, focusing on digital solutions for industrial environments.

The curriculum covers software production, networks, embedded systems, and IoT, with an emphasis on practical experience through work-based projects and collaboration with local partners. Students develop skills in project management, team leadership, and communication in multicultural settings.

Graduates can pursue roles such as IT project managers, software developers, network administrators, and technology consultants, working in industries like manufacturing, logistics, and energy. They may also work as innovation managers, data analysts, or digital transformation specialists.