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Universities in Finland

Universities in Finland

Finland has two types of higher-education institutions offering undergraduate and postgraduate studies:

  • Research Universities;
  • Universities of Applied Sciences (Polytechnics) – UAS.

Both Research Universities and Universities of Applied Sciences offer more than 400 English-taught degree programmes at the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctoral levels. All universities in Finland are strictly quality-controlled to ensure that no matter where you study – north or south, research-oriented or practice-oriented – the level of education remains equivalent.

List of the 13 Research Universities in Finland:

  1. Aalto University;
  2. Hanken School of Economics;
  3. Lut University;
  4. Tampere University;
  5. University of Eastern Finland;
  6. University of Helsinki;
  7. University of Jyväskylä;
  8. University of Lapland;
  9. University of Oulu;
  10. University of Turku;
  11. University of Vaasa;
  12. University of The Arts Helsinki;
  13. Åbo Akademi University

List of the 23 Universities of Applied Sciences in Finland:

  1. Arcada University of Applied Sciences;
  2. Centria University of Applied Sciences;
  3. Diaconia University of Applied Sciences;
  4. Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences;
  5. Humak University of Applied Sciences;
  6. Häme University of Applied Sciences;
  7. Jamk University of Applied Sciences;
  8. Kajaani University of Applied Sciences;
  9. Karelia University of Applied Sciences;
  10. Lahti University of Applied Sciences;
  11. Lapland University of Applied Sciences;
  12. Laurea University of Applied Sciences;
  13. Metropolia University of Applied Sciences;
  14. Novia University of Applied Sciences;
  15. Oulu University of Applied Sciences;
  16. Saimaa University of Applied Sciences;
  17. Satakunta University of Applied Sciences;
  18. Savonia University of Applied Sciences;
  19. Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences;
  20. South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences;
  21. Tamk University of Applied Sciences;
  22. Turku University of Applied Sciences;
  23. Vaasa University of Applied Sciences

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