Lapland UAS News

“Connect the Unconnected” is the rallying cry of the Arctic 6G project

Laplanders in Finland and Sweden are asked to provide information on wireless network connectivity issues.

An exciting way to learn about hydropower for engineering students

Guest lectures bring a nice change to AMK studies. As a result of the partnership agreement between Kemijoki Oy and Lapland AMK, they have started to be organised as part of engineering education.

Graduates in November 2023

Congratulations to all the new graduates!

Saariselkä Ski & Sport Resort Oy is moving towards sustainable ski resort operations

Master thesis of Ida Katajamaa studied Saariselkä Ski & Sport Resort: how a sustainable development plan could be created for the ski resort and what was the level of sustainability of the case company from the perspectives of environmental, economic, and socio-cultural sustainability, and how the operations could be developed.

ProAgria Oulu and Lapland UAS agree on partnership

The fresh partnership agreement is based on a long experience of fruitful cooperation.

Social Handprint: Ensuring everyone finds their place

The diversity of workplaces has become increasingly important in the world of work. According to Marko Palmgren, Social Handprint is an operational model that combines work and its participants. New solutions and innovations do not arise within organizations but between them.

Sustainable Development Projects: Wall street Prospective – a lecture by Dr.John Donnellan, New Jersey City University, USA

In the context of the ongoing Sustainable Entrepreneurship for Climate Action Erasmus+ project and the study of good practices across the globe, on 12 October 2023, we had a great opportunity to learn about sustainable projects overseas.

Terveystalo and Lapland UAS partnership continues

Focus on fossil-free steel

SSAB Europe Oy and Lapland University of Applied Sciences have signed a partnership agreement.

Lapland UAS and Polar Electro Oy intensify their research cooperation

Polar Electro has donated Polar wrist devices to Lapland University of Applied Sciences for research and teaching purposes.