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Are you the new Kylli, business students’ contact person, at AALTO or HANKEN in Helsinki, at FINANSSI in Oulu or in DUMPPI student association in Jyväskylä?
Working as Kylli is a part-time position and adjustable to your studies.
‘Kylli’ student contact person at your service
‘Kyllis’ are employees of the Finnish Business School Graduates organization working on business school campuses. Their mission is to help all student members tap into the best benefits of their Finnish Business School Graduates membership.
Danske Bank layoff loan for customers who are members of Akava affiliates
As a customer of Danske Bank and a member of The Finnish Business School Graduates, you can now apply for financing for temporary needs at a reduced margin and without any origination fee.
Coronavirus: frequently asked questions
Here you will find answers to common questions regarding coronavirus. Further below, you will find information for students. The instructions are updated as new questions arise.
Team Boomi is the winner of Biz Potential Finland 2019
Team Boomi won the Biz Potential Finland 2019 business & economics competition for business school students, organized in Tampere.
10 Best Tips to Find a Job in Finland
It is estimated that at least 60-80 % jobs are hidden. The hidden job market is a term used to describe jobs that aren’t advertised or posted online. We, The Finnish Business School Graduates, offer help and current tips to finding a job in Finland.
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Tässä hyvän mielen luettavaa: @UEF_Business on tukenut hienosti kylterien opintojen aloitusta, yhteisöllisyyttä ja oppimista. Fukseja luotsaavat sekä henkilökunta, vanhemmat opiskelijat että valmistuneet ekonomit. Tuella on iso merkitys koko työuralle. bit.ly/3mBOKZP
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One of the keys to a well-balanced and enjoyable student life is student events. Events such as Sits, Annual Balls and Pub Crawls (Approt) bring us all together and thus make us feel more connected to one another. Furthermore, as these events lighten our mood, they increase mental well-being, arguably eventually contributing to better success academically.
People that have been in working already for a couple of year often return to school to lecture or tell us as student about their career path and how they have ended up where they are today.