Early educators in the capital city region will stage a walkout on Wednesday in protest of the new early childhood education bill. The

The authorities of the University of Helsinki have shortlisted three aspirants for the position of the university’s rector. The applicants short-listed

A total of 674 students from 66 different countries have been admitted in the international master’s programmes at the University

The University received about 29,000 applications by the closing of the national joint application procedure on Wednesday,  March 28, said

University of Helsinki Rector Jukka Kola on Monday said Finland being the best country in the world in many respects

An 88-year-old woman was conferred doctorate on Saturday at a university in Kyoto, making her the oldest person in Japan

University of Helsinki Rector Jukka Kola said acquiring international funding is a key factor for improving the quality of Finnish research

Admissions to the University of Helsinki’s undergraduate programmes and Finnish- and Swedish-language graduate programmes began on Wednesday under the joint

Four talking robots are to be used in preschool and early elementary classrooms in Tampere, national broadcaster Yle reported on

Tallinn University has announced that it will scrap its current course in Finnish language and culture from the next academic