Research universities and universities of applied sciences - filter by type and city. These are the institutions we guide students to.
Science, technology, business and design university on the Otaniemi campus in Espoo, formed in 2010 from three Helsinki-area schools.
Finland's oldest and largest university, a research-led and multidisciplinary university in the heart of Helsinki.
A multidisciplinary research university founded in 1920, in Finland's old capital on the river Aura.
Technology, health and social sciences under one roof since the 2019 merger of two Tampere universities.
Northern Finland's largest university, known for technology, wireless communication and health research.
A central-Finland university with roots in teacher training and long-standing strengths in education, sport sciences and IT.
Formed in 2010 from the universities of Joensuu and Kuopio, with strengths in forestry, health sciences and environmental research.
A technology and business university with campuses in Lappeenranta and Lahti, strong in energy and industrial engineering.
Finland's Swedish-language university, with campuses in Turku and Vaasa and a number of master's programmes in English.
In Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle, known for Arctic research, law, education, tourism and art and design.
One of Finland's largest universities of applied sciences, across Helsinki, Espoo and Vantaa, with a wide range of English-taught degrees.
Business, tourism and hospitality, IT and teacher education, with campuses in Helsinki, Porvoo and Vierumäki.
Formed in 2020 by a merger, with campuses in Lahti and Lappeenranta and programmes in technology, business, design and health.
Strong programmes in IT, business, health and logistics, and close links with employers in central Finland.
Degrees in engineering, health, business and arts in the Turku region, with plenty of hands-on practice.
Eastern Finland UAS in Kuopio, Iisalmi and Varkaus, with health care, technology and business at its core.
A smaller UAS on the Ostrobothnian coast with campuses in Kokkola, Pietarsaari and Ylivieska.
Project-based UAS with campuses around the Helsinki region, known for service innovation, security and social and health care.
A Swedish-language UAS in Helsinki that also teaches several degrees in English.
A small UAS in Kajaani, northern Finland, with IT, business, health and social services programmes.