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Understanding the meaning of professionalism in healthcare students through the PROGRESS project

Ask any nursing or paramedic educators to define professionalism and you will likely get as many answers as there are educators. Ask them whether it matters, and the answer will be unanimous; yes, it does. This gap between how hard professionalism is to pin down and its agreed essentiality is one of the more persistent challenges in the education of healthcare professionals.

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How I started studying IT by mistake

Some people carefully plan their future. Arcada IT student Annika didn’t—she stumbled into hers by accident. A late-night mistake during course registration led her away from biology and into programming, setting her on an unexpected path toward a new life in a different country.

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From classroom learning to real projects: reflections on studying Mechanical and Sustainable Engineering at Arcada

Hussein expected equations and theory—but instead found himself testing materials, building prototypes, and solving real engineering problems from the start. Studying Mechanical and Sustainable Engineering at Arcada quickly turned out to be far more hands-on than anticipated, shaping his skills through practical experience with labs, projects, and engineering tools rather than textbooks alone.

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