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Why FINLAND

Land area: 338,455 km/ Population: 5.6 million

The happiest country for the 7th time in a row!
World Happiness report, 2024

#1
Life Satisfaction
Better Life Index, OECD, 2023

#2
Environmental Health
Environmental Performance Index, 2023

#2
Gender Equality
World Economic Forum, 2021

#2
Highest Performing Graduates
OECD, 2019

#3
Air Quality
Environmental Performance Index, 2023

Finland shines as the happiest country!

Finland stands out as a unique example of social support, inclusive approach, welfare system, equality, quality of life, and trust in society. These values have fostered a positive and happy country. 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.

Global Trendsetter

Finland is one of the safest countries globally.
It is also the second least corrupt country in the world- consistently ranked high for international financial transparency.
Finland stands among the top 10 most innovative and technologically advanced countries in the world.
It has one of the highest proportions of renewable energy consumption in the EU.

High-quality education

Finland is ranked 13th ‘Best Country for Education’ in US News & World Report 2024. It offers high quality, research intensive and affordable education with a focus on practical learning and critical thinking. Students can choose from a wide range of Bachelor and Master degree programmes taught in English.

Enriching Student Experience

Finland is a safe, modern and equal country that is globally recognised for high living standards. The strong emphasis on work-life balance provides an easy and flexible environment to blend studies with leisure.

High Demand for Skilled Professionals

Finland is a high income country ranked ninth in the European Union in terms of GDP per capita of €40 700, well above the EU average (€37 600).

It is the most employee friendly country in the world (EU survey)

The country is facing acute shortage of workers in 30+ professions (European Labour Authority report, 2023-2024).

The most in-demand skills in Finland are:

  • IT (AI, Cybersecurity & Data Analysis)
  • Business Administration
  • Nursing
  • Healthcare
  • Childcare
  • Construction
  • Social Work
  • Teaching Skills