According to the Finnish National Agency for Education, more than 30,000 international students came to study in Finland in 2015, and the number is expected to rise. It has become one of the most sought after destinations for higher education in recent years, being ranked as the second happiest country in the world. The universities provide high quality education using innovative ways of teaching. Students have an opportunity to study at all three levels – Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral. There are more than 400 programs taught in the English language.

The Finnish education system focuses on interdisciplinary skills rather than a single discipline, and some of the popular programmes are Master’s in Business Engineering, Global banking and finance, Sports Management, Transport and Logistics Management, International Healthcare Management, Aviation Management, Entrepreneurship, E-Business, Hospitality and Tourism Management and other popular programs like Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering etc.

The quality and equality of health care services in Finland is among the best in the world. It is a country well known for its tranquility, honesty of its people, environment friendliness, good work ethics and healthy work environment, with the cleanest air. As a result, the lifestyle that students can live is exceptional. There are numerous exciting outdoor activities such as water skiing, kitesurfing on frozen lakes. Students can spot the wolves and bears in the national park or hike in the forested hills of Lapland, all in one region