hakukohdekohtainen

Hakukohdekohtainen is a Finnish term that translates to "application-specific" or "program-specific" in English. It refers to a system, process, or setting that is tailored or designed for a particular application or program. This concept is often encountered in technology, education, and administrative contexts where specific requirements or functionalities are needed for distinct purposes.

In the context of software development, a hakukohdekohtainen solution might involve customized features or configurations for a specific piece of software to meet the unique needs of its users or the intended environment. This contrasts with general-purpose solutions that aim to be broadly applicable across many different applications.

In educational admissions, the term can refer to application processes where criteria, evaluation methods, or even the application form itself are specifically designed for a particular course of study, program, or educational institution. This ensures that applicants are assessed based on criteria most relevant to the specific hakukohde (application target).

Similarly, in administrative or bureaucratic systems, hakukohdekohtainen might describe a procedure or document that is only relevant to a specific type of application or request. For example, a particular form might be hakukohdekohtainen for applying for a specific type of permit. The core idea is a bespoke approach rather than a one-size-fits-all method.