1. DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMME IN BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING
Marianna Luoma, MSc, PhD
Principal Lecturer

2. WHAT IS A DOUBLE DEGREE? YOU GET TWO DIPLOMAS:
A diploma from your home University
A diploma from Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences
Bachelor of Engineering, BSc
Specializing in Building Services Engineering

3. PRESENT PARTNERS Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania
Moscow State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Russia
St Petersburg State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Russia
Samara State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Russia
Tyumen State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Russia
Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University, Russia

4. Main campus in Mikkeli 3600 students 7 fields of study
Humanities and education
Natural sciences
Natural resources and the environment
Tourism, catering and domestic services
Social services, health and sports
Technology, communication and transport
Social sciences, business and administration
A wide range of services for study and leisure: cafes, restaurants, a bowling alley, a gym, leisure activity groups, student accommodation

5. Campus library
Campus lunch
Computer rooms

6. International Mamk
More than 400 international students from about 30 different countries
Three degree programmes in English
Double degree programmes
English summer term
Over 200 international partner universities

7. DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMME IN BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING 1
DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMME IN BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERING 1. Courses at your own University (160 ECTS) 2. Courses at the Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences (60 ECTS) 3. Bachelor’s Thesis (15 ECTS) 4. Practical Training (5 ECTS) Totally 240 ECTS

8. SCHEDULE FOR DOUBLE DEGREE STUDIES IN MIKKELI
Application deadline is the 15th of October 2016.
Year 2017, two semesters:
Lectures start on the 9th of January
Spring break week 9
Vacation period May – August
Lectures start on the 29th of August
Fall break week 43
Lectures finish by Christmas
The first possible graduation date is at the end of February 2018.

9. PREREQUISITIES
Knowledge of English language (both written and oral, provided in a language test)
Studies at the home university for 2.5 years in a relevant field like the Building Energetics, Heat and Gas Supply, HVAC Engineering, Civil Engineering

10. DETAILED CURRICULUM 5 ECTS cr / course
Spring 2017
Autumn 2017
Indoor Climate
Air Conditioning Systems
Heating Systems
Principles of HVAC Design
Water and Sewage Systems
Electrical and Automation Engineering
Project Management Skills
Power Production and District Heating
Cooling Technology
Design and Dimensioning of HVAC Systems
Commissioning of HVAC Systems
Heating and Cooling Demands in Buildings
Project Management Skills

11. Double Degree in Building Services, Staff: Lecturers
Double Degree in Building Services, Staff: Lecturers

12. LECTURERS Mr. Jari Hartikainen MA in English language
Speciality: Academic writing
Mr. Petteri Järvelä
MSc in HVAC Engineering
Speciality: Water and Sewage Services
Dr. Marianna Luoma
PhD in Environmental Sciences 1997, University of Michigan, USA
Speciality: Indoor Environment
Dr. Mika Ruponen
MSc in Building services 1998, University of Leeds, UK
PhD in Building services 2009, University of Leeds, UK
Speciality: Ventilation and air conditioning systems and components, Energy efficiency
Mr. Jarmo Tuunanen
Speciality: District Heating Systems
Mr. Martti Veuro
MSc in Building Services, Leeds University 1998
Speciality: Heating Systems, Energy Efficiency
Other lecturers are Mika Kuusela (MSc), Juha Korpijärvi (PhD)

13. TEACHING METHODS AND MATERIALS
Lectures (30 hours of lectures/week)
Exercises, group work, homework, and essays
One or two examinations in each course
Laboratory measurements and reporting
Virtual learning environment, called Moodle
English materials available in the library. Books and research articles available for Double Degree students in the Campus Library

14. HVAC Laboratory THE AIR HANDLING UNIT
Studying the air handling processes by measurements
Stydying the automation system of the air handling unit
The air handling unit is serving a test room
The test room can be used for several types of indoor air measurements
Variable heat loads, humidity and CO2 concentrations simulating human loads
Different supply air arrangements

15. Examples of laboratory measurements: - test bench for pumps and frequency control unit - air flow measurements of supply air terminal devices

16. DD BSE Group T6615KA students in MAMK, Mikkeli, Finland 15.1.2015
Julius Siaudvytis
Rokas Petrasiunas
Dmitrii Chernyshev
Marius Kubilius
Gytis Sudzius
Artur Filonenko
Rustam Davlikamov
Mikhail Sladkevich
Paulius Sveciulis
Dmitrii Bakumenko
Ignas Sokolnikas
Linar Iusupov
Ruslan Zafarov
Andrei Bezkin
Daria Chernova
Kseniia Vyrysheva
Rita Gelzinyte
Agata Jurkelevich
Daria Sklyarevskaya
Ekaterina Morozova
Anastasiia Pliuiko
Rasa Jankauskaite
Nataliya Danchenko
Anastasiia Dedosha
Nadezhda Romanova
DD BSE Group T6615KA students in MAMK, Mikkeli, Finland

17. Student’s comments about studying in the programme: Marius Kubilius from Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (Lithuania), 2015
Very friendly, helpful, well-educated teachers and most importantly you can’t feel „gap“ between a student and teacher from communication perspective which creates very important learning atmosphere
Less theoretical, more practical things, seeing how everything works from up close in real environment not only from the pictures
Laboratory full of up to date equipment to provide various possibilities to carry out many different experiments in building bervices specialization
Surely, but also dependant on your effort, deepened knowledge in ventilation, air conditioning and heating systems, their designing processes, programs that are used for designing
Improvement in technical and overall English language skills throughout the year

18. About the free time activities
Free, fully equipped gym in the area of the university and bikes for shorter trips to university which can also be used for exploration around the city
A big, nice break for student’s lunch in one of few canteens in the campus, enjoy it, because you don’t have to hurry anywhere and the food is delicious
Friendly environment in the university and in student’s dormitory area, big chance of finding new friends from different countries which you might visit afterwards
Very good conditions for students in their student’s dormitories, especially sauna in the basement!
Possibility to travel around Finland and see Finnish culture
Overall, very life changing, rewarding and unforgettable experience which you shouldn’t miss if you have the opportunity, because it’s definitely worth it!

19. Welcome to Mikkeli!