School of Rehabilitation and Examination
Partner with us to shape the future of health, rehabilitation and diagnostics
At the School of Rehabilitation and Examination, we bring together multidisciplinary expertise in rehabilitation, diagnostics, health and wellbeing. Our community of around 2,000 students and 100 experts provides a unique environment for education, research, innovation and international collaboration.
We bring together eight health and rehabilitation professions and a broad range of Master’s level expertise. This enables us to address complex health and societal challenges across professional and organisational boundaries.
We connect education, research and innovation with real-life environments and working-life needs. Together with our partners, we develop new competencies, services, technologies and ways of working that can be tested and applied in practice.
We are looking for international partners to co-create solutions for the future of health and rehabilitation – from digitalisation, AI and health technology to functioning capacity, diagnostics, new professional roles and lifelong learning.
Our department has dynamic project activities and we are well familiar with various types of funding channels. We redesign and develop technologies applying various methods and ways and models of working. We offer an operating and innovation environment for solving challenges across industries, sectors and technologies.
The degree structure offered by the department, from Bachelor’s to Master’s degree, already offers a strong path for individuals and communities to increase and update their competence. There are also plenty of other valuable lifelong learning services on offer for people working as experts and for various companies and organisations partnering with us.
The completion of a degree can also be started at the Open UAS. The Open UAS path allows students to seek admission to a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree programme once they have completed at least 55 credit points (Bachelor’s) or 25 credit points (Master’s). In the case of a Master’s degree, the applicant must also hold a Bachelor’s degree that can be included in the selected degree.
Metropolia’s Open UAS.
Our staff’s strong special professional expertise and diverse knowledge in generic working life skills (e.g. languages, digital communications) guarantee a broad selection of further education as well as the opportunity for a long-term partnership with companies and organisations.
School of Rehabilitation and Examination offers bachelor's and master's level degree programmes in both English and Finnish.