Study and work info

Studying

Study in Finland is a good starting point for prospective university students interested in English-taught degree studies in Finland.
The Study Info portal contains info about studies offered in English in Finland.
ThisisFINLAND’s Study page points the way to additional useful sites.
Education Finland is a national education export programme, offering Finnish educational know-how and learning solutions globally.

Get into info

See more about moving to Finland on the Info Finland website.

Working

How about getting a job in Finland?
This article includes 10 steps to working and living in Finland, a list covering everything from employment ads and visas to social insurance and taxes.
Work in Finland: Business Finland’s pitch to talented professionals interested in advancing their careers in the world’s most innovative country.
Information on working life in Finland
See the checklist on the Info Finland website.
Information on how to set up a business in Finland. Suomi.fi

University of Helsinki presents health and sustainability innovations at startup mega-event Slush

The University of Helsinki is at Slush, the world’s leading startup event (held annually in the Finnish capital – November 20–21 in 2024), to show off high-quality research that gives rise to future innovations and technologies.

Arts & culture Webpick

Adventure of a lifetime: Director Charlie McDowell films Finnish author Tove Jansson’s Summer Book

When American director Charlie McDowell set out to adapt Tove Jansson’s Summer Book in Finland’s archipelago, both he and the legendary actress Glenn Close found themselves profoundly affected by the untouched nature.

Business & innovation Innovation

Finnish AI for the real world

Artificial intelligence isn’t just science fiction. These Finnish projects are using AI to solve pressing problems right now.

Business & innovation Lifestyle

Finnish futurist sees new ways of looking at people’s career paths and skills

We meet multitalented futurist, inventor and composer Perttu Pölönen, who helps people navigate the ever-changing labour market. He believes continual technological progress will increase the need for uniquely human skills.