University of Helsinki

The University of Helsinki, established in 1640 and located in Finland, is a prominent non-profit educational institution that offers a broad range of disciplines and programs at both undergraduate and graduate levels. With eleven faculties and a student body of approximately 35,000, the University is dedicated to high-level scientific research and education, producing around 5,000 degrees annually, including about 470 doctorates. Its research activities underpin the teaching provided, contributing to societal development and benefiting business and industry. The University is involved in over half of the national Centres of Excellence in Research and is a member of the League of European Research Universities. Recognized for its high-quality education, the University maintains strong international connections, with around 80 cooperation agreements with institutions worldwide. Bilingual in Finnish and Swedish, the University also offers programs in English and operates at 20 locations across Finland.