

A large variety of institutions are open to prospective Fulbright students, scholars, and professionals located in all regions of the country.
Academic programs of unusually high attainment include:
Programs of study unique to the Nordic region include:
Finland maintains a high level of R&D investment. Research is coordinated through the Academy of Finland, which has created a long-term strategy of support through the establishment of Centres of Excellence (CoE).
A CoE is a research and researcher-training unit that comprises one or more high-level research teams working under a common management and sharing a common and clearly defined set of research objectives. A CoE may consist of units of research teams and researchers based at a university or research institute, or spread across several different organisations. It may also work together with a university or research institute in the private sector.
Finnish higher education institutions offer over 400 programs taught in English. This means that all lectures, literature and exams are provided in English. These full degree programs offer an official Finnish higher education Bachelor’s, Master’s or Doctoral Degree. Additionally, non-degree programs, which are offered by some institutions, can be taken as part of an exchange period.
English is Finland’s third, unofficial language (Finnish and Swedish both being official languages), and you can expect most Finns on- and off-campus to speak it fluently.
These links will help you find different study opportunities around Finland:
Read more about the Finnish Higher Education.
Helsinki and the Capital City Region
Jyväskylä
Kuopio
Tampere
Turku
Oulu