Since 1640 we have contributed significantly to Finnish prosperity and national identity. We have built a fair and an equal society that by many indicators is considered one of the best in the world. Today we want to share our knowledge and to have a strong global impact.
The University of Helsinki was established in 1640.
The University of Helsinki ranks highly among the world's research universities. It develops research for the world.
All teaching at the University of Helsinki is based on research. The Universiyy continuously develop the quality of our teaching based on research and on the assessment of our students.
Below you will find scholarships for University of Helsinki. Distinction can be made between scholarships provided by the University and those provided by independent providers.
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The Global Student Satisfaction Awards empower students across the globe to determine the best universities of 2023. Universities with a score above 4.0 (out of 5) in any of the 8 award categories, receive Badges of Excellence. Congratulations!
The International Students want to work in Finland after they graduate, however they often lack professional networks in the Finnish workforce to help give them an edge in finding a job.
To solve this challenge, we have launched the HelsinkiUNI International Talent Programme (HITP), a group mentoring programme, which pairs international students with organisations and companies in Finland who provide mentoring and insight into their work.
For individual alumni and friends of the university, we also have a group-mentoring programme to support international students.
The student dormitory is the largest and can accommodate up to 92 people, with a large common room, two kitchens, a fireplace and two saunas.
Two smaller dormitories, Piikala and Herrala, generally house our longer term guests, teachers and seminar organizers. Each of these dormitories has its own kitchen and common room, and Piikala has its own sauna as well.
The Station also has pet rooms if you wish to bring yours along. Please be sure to ask well in advance about their availability. Please note that there is an additional fee for pet rooms.
Washers and driers are available in Piikala for a small fee. Students can use the washer and drying rooms located in the student dormitory.
You can contact Helsinki University Library either via customer service or by contacting one of the service-specific email addresses or key members of staff.
Helsinki University Library serves customers in the Main Library in Kaisa House and three libraries on other University campuses and maintains two learning centres.
The Student Union (HYY) enables extracurricular activities by supporting active volunteer work and organisational activities. There are over 250 student organisations operating within the Student Union (HYY) opening up a field of opportunities for you.
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Overall the experience was good, but the student life was somewhat lacking
Moving to a whole new continent to study has been pretty overwhelming but very interesting too. I like that the university has different avenues to support its students study experience and the teachers are very understanding as well. It would be great if a tutor or student guide is assigned to late arrival students though.
The University of Helsinki is a top university in Finland. I have been lucky to study at this university. The quality of study is good and the university takes care of the student's mental health.
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