Graduated from Arcada University of Applied Sciences 1.1-28.2.2018

Published : 19.03.2018 / News

Arcada University of Applied Sciences has during January-February graduated 18 students. We wish you all the best of luck - now and forever. Following students have given their consent to publishing their names:

Det sociala området HYH/ Socionom (HYH)                         
Holmström Cecilia, Helsingfors
Tabermann Jenny, Helsingfors

Global Health Care HYH/ Bachelor of Health Care (HYH)                     
Tijani Babatunde, Utlandet

Avancerad klinisk vård HYH /Sjukskötare (HYH)                     
Gästrin Martina, Helsingfors

Sjukskötare (YH)                        
Kovanen Thomas, Helsingfors
Lindell Heidi, Nurmijärvi

Tradenom (YH)                           
Lindberg Cia, Helsingfors
Wennqvist Karolina, Helsingfors

Bachelor of Business Administration (YH)           
Gordon Kayla, Helsingfors

Medianom (Högre YH)/Media Management
Remes Katja, Helsingfors
Woods Mark, Vanda

Medianom (YH)/Film och TV 
Siitari Oliver, Helsingfors

Kulturproducent (YH)              
Hellstedt Jori, Helsingfors

 

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