Editing Engineer's degree (section)

=== Finland ===
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In [[Finnish language|Finnish]], the engineer's degree is called ''[[diplomi-insinööri]]'' and abbreviated ''dipl.ins.'', ''DI'' or ''M.Sc.(Tech.)''. It is possible to obtain after five years of studying or even faster, but the average is around six years. Under the Bologna process, this is split into two parts, the first being one where the students can get the intermediate ''tekniikan kandidaatti'' (''B.Sc.(Tech.)'') degree.

The degree of ''[[insinööri (AMK)]]'' is a bachelor's degree from a Finnish University of Applied Sciences (''[[ammattikorkeakoulu]]''), similar to a German ''[[Fachhochschule]]'', but it is not interchangeable with the academic ''tekniikan kandidaatti''.

Due to the Bologna process, a new master's degree called ''Insinööri (ylempi AMK)'' or Master of Engineering has been introduced. It carries a requirement of two years of work experience after the degree of ''insinööri (AMK)'' and further studies.