EU4Dual Winter School at Savonia: A Week of Innovation and Collaboration

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A Week of Innovation and Collaboration in Kuopio

A Week of Innovation and Collaboration in Kuopio

From 23–27 February, MUE students participated in the EU4Dual Winter School at Savonia University of Applied Sciences in Finland, together with ESTIA students and staff. Working in international teams, participants addressed real-life challenges proposed by local experience service companies and progressed through the innovation process from problem identification to concept development. The programme combined workshops, company visits, and expert coaching with activities focused on teamwork, sustainability, and self-leadership, while also discovering Kuopio and Finnish winter culture.

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Healthy Living

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Inovacija

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Sveučilište Mondragon

Datum objave

lipanj 29, 2026

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