Helsinki, Finland, school of higher vocational education, public

Diaconia University of Applied Sciences

Diakonia-ammattikorkeakoulu

Bachelor's
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
NursingStudies in English
SOCIAL SERVICESStudies in English
Community InterpretingStudies in Finnish
Diaconal NursingStudies in Finnish
Diaconal WorkStudies in Finnish
Public Health NursingStudies in Finnish
SairaanhoitajaStudies in Finnish
Sign Language Interpreting and Interpreting for People with Speech ImpairmentsStudies in Finnish
Social ServicesStudies in Finnish
Social Services Studies with a Focus on Early Childhood EducationStudies in Finnish

Master's
Studies
full-time studies
part-time studies
Development of Interpreting ServicesStudies in Finnish
Social Services and Health Care – Development of Diverse Communities and ServicesStudies in Finnish
Social Services and Health Care – Effective and Multidisciplinary ManagementStudies in Finnish
Social Services and Health Care – Ethical and Sustainable Development of Working LifeStudies in Finnish

Other educational centers
Diaconia University of Applied SciencesOulu
Diaconia University of Applied SciencesPieksämäki
Diaconia University of Applied SciencesPori
Diaconia University of Applied Sciences (Diak) offers high quality, innovative degree programmes of education and training in diaconia, nursing, sign language interpretation, community interpreting, social services and youth work. Diak emphasises a close relationship to practise and working life. It has seven campuses located in different regions of Finland.

Diak also offers postgraduate studies in diaconia, health promotion and social services, and carries out research and development work. All Diak units are actively engaged in the specific social and health issues of their own regions.

Diak values are based on Christianity, therefore, we emphasise the human dignity of each person. Diak is committed to social justice, solidarity and the empowerment of people. It aims to train people to influence social change, work for a multicultural society and fight social exclusion.

Diak has about 3,000 students. Approximately 40 % of the students choose to take courses that give them dual qualifications in the fields of social work, youth work, diaconal or youth work in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland.
University website:
www.diak.fi

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Contact:

PL 12, 00511 Helsinki
Puhelinvaihde: 040 821 2000
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