The University of Helsinki is Finland's largest and oldest academic institution and has helped build a fair and equal society since 1640. Its multidisciplinary community has about 40,000 students and staff, and its 12 faculties range from veterinary medicine and pharmacy to law, theology and social sciences. Its shared values are truth, education, freedom and community.
You can apply to bachelor's, master's and doctoral programmes, and there are also open university courses, continuing and adult education. Its media include news, the Yliopisto magazine, podcasts, Think Corner (Tiedekulma) and the Unitube video service. Rooms can be rented, and the entrance is wheelchair accessible.
