Turku School of Economics has several international master’s degree programmes. GIM’s major is international business and FUTU’s major is future studies, which is very unique in the world. Information systems science has joint degree programmes IMMIT and GITM. Students from these programmes visited Rauma region on February 2nd.
Data connectivity has increased the demand for cybersecurity and safety of mobile work machines, which are used for example in mining, port logistics and forest environments. Turku School of Economics (TSE) started a two-year research project which aims at creating new services around cybersecurity in machine systems. The project is coordinated by VTT and involves Tampere University, Sandvik Mining and Construction, Cargotec Finland, Ponsse and Netox.
Decision-making by artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer science fiction. Staggering examples of AI development can be found around the world. In Finland, AI utilisation also an everyday practice in a vast number of companies and organisations. Researchers at the University of Turku are in the forefront of research on responsible AI and governance of AI.
Changes in the business structure and the labour market make entrepreneurship an increasingly important channel of employment for immigrants as well. Immigrants' entrepreneurship brings new resources, ideas, and economic activity to the market, which benefits the whole economy.
Eduniversal ranks the best Master’s, MBA and eMBA programmes offered by business schools and universities in 154 countries annually. In the ranking of 2013 - 2014, TSE’s Master's Degree Programme in Global Information Technology Management and Executive MBA Turku programme were placed 33 and 49 respectively in the ranking categories of their field.