Finest Quality of Education

Finland offers high quality, research intensive and affordable education through a unique and innovative teaching style. It is one of the leading countries in education within the OECD In 2019, Finland bagged the 15th spot on US News & World Report’s “Best Countries for Education” ranking.

Programs of the Future

Finland is known for its specialized and future-ready programs such as

• Bioeconomy Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering &Production Technology
• Smart & Sustainable Design
• Computational Engineering & Technical Physics
• Bioenergy Systems
• Energy Conversion
• Nuclear Engineering
• Circular Economy
• Sustainability Science & Solutions
• Global Management of Innovation & Technology
• Advanced Structural Design & Robotised Welding
• Software Engineering & Digital Transformation
• Strategic Finance & Analytics

High Demand for Skilled Profession

The country needs talented individuals to work as skilled professionals who have a strong command over the English language. The nation faces acute labour shortage as the post-war baby-boom age groups continue to retire. Finland is home to over 200 game industry companies.The stable economy, strong public transport and ready access to state-funded, affordable healthcare services make Finland a great place to study, work and raise a family.

World-leading Business Environment

• Finland is a wealthy Nordic country with a gross domestic product per capita of €42,300 which is equal to Belgium, Germany and the United Kingdom.
• The Economist ranks Finland among the ten best business environments in the world.
• Finland has invested heavily in medical, pharmaceutical, life science, ICT and Artificial intelligence research for decades.
• It is a world leader in technology and tops global rankings in environmental protection, social security and education.
• According to research conducted in 15 European countries, Finnish companies are leading Europe in utilising AI.
• The service industry is the largest employer by a clear margin. The value of Finnish service exports is €26 billion. The most common exports are information communication technology, transport, licencing and tourism services.
• Health technology is one of the leading export industries in Finland.
• A majority of Finnish health tech companies operate globally and most of their products are exported.
• Bayer’s R&D in Finland delivers innovative pharmaceutical products based on polymer-based drug delivery. In 2016, Bayer’s Mirena became the first Finnish blockbuster pharma product which is being exported to more than 130 countries
• Finland is a leading country in shipbuilding and the manufacturing of large diesel engines, lifts and paper machines
• Top products exported by Finland:
  • Medical Instruments
  • Uncoated paper
  • Cruise ships
  • Electrical transformers
• SLUSH, held in Helsinki, is Europe’s leading start-up event that brings together 4,000 businesses, 2,000 investors and 20, 000 visitors from 100 different countries every year.
• Finland is home to over 200 game industry companies.
• New businesses are being created in the game industry, electronics and software production, cleantech, process industry and automation, power tools and ships, health technology and the utilisation of forest resources.