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Vice Deans of the School of Business appointed

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The new Vice Deans are Timo Saarinen and Matti Suominen.

Professor of Information Systems Science Timo Saarinen and Professor of Finance Matti Suominen are appointed to the positions of Vice Dean of the School of Business for the period 1 December 2017−31 July 2020.

Timo Saarinen will be responsible for teaching and learning. Saarinen is currently the Vice Dean of research and international co-operation.

Matti Suominen will be responsible for research and international co-operation.

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