There has been a decline in achieved learning outcomes in Finland in proportion to the general level in the OECD

Finland will launch national E-library on Monday eliciting international interest, according to the National Library of Finland. Operating under the auspices

Finnish high school teachers discriminate against immigrant students in the assessment of matriculation examinations, according to a recent study by

A total of 1 527 new students were admitted to the international master’s programmes at the University of Helsinki commencing

Private schools and daycare centre remain closed across the country as the employees started a two-day strike on Tuesday demanding

The national social insurance institution-Kela asked the students to voluntarily repay the overpaid student financial aid for 2023 by the

Irregular sleep and late bedtimes are linked to worse grades and more school-related behavioral problems among teens, according to a

The University of Helsinki invited applications for 236 three-year doctoral positions in 11  sectoral pilots or consortia. funded by the

First Lady Suzanne Innes-Stubb will join Aalto University School of Business as Executive in Residence for business law, said the

For the second year running, the Leinelä kindergarten now has a forest group, Naavanuppuset, according to the City of Vantaa.