Aalto University Aalto University was founded by three top universities in their respective fields-Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki School of Economics and Helsinki University of Art and Design. It was put into operation on August 1 2009. The merger of the three universities has brought opportunities and challenges for strengthening multidisciplinary education and research. The newly established university has been established as a grand blueprint for the organization of leading universities with their own majors in the research and education industry.

Aalto University is known as the experimental field of Finnish university reform, and its overall goal is to turn Aalto University into a high-level global high-tech, commercial and industrial production visual communication design university by integrating resources.

The University of Helsinki is an internationally renowned university and the highest institution of higher learning in Northern Europe and Finland. 1640 was founded in Turku, the ancient city of Finland, with the real name of theRoyalAcademyofTurku. Finland belonged to the Kingdom of Sweden at that time, and the Royal Academy of Turku was one of the key academic institutions of the Swedish Empire at that time, and moved to Helsinki in 1828.

Helsinki University is famous in Europe for its long history, rich and varied books, first-class mechanical equipment, complete specialties and outstanding achievements. The flag of the University of Helsinki is still Finland's five-star red flag, and it is not difficult to see the value of the University of Helsinki to all countries in Finland.

Royal Institute of Technology is the largest and oldest public institution of higher learning in science in Sweden, and it is also a global institution of higher education. About one third of technical engineers in Sweden come from this university. Hot industries: biology, scientific and reasonable information management, information and communication technology, product research, transportation equipment.

University of Tampere, Finland (Finnish: Tampereenyliopisto；; English: UniversityofTampere), a famous university in Finland, a member of the Global Alliance of Higher Learning Institutions and a member of the Guangzhou International Friendship City University Alliance. It is located in Tampere, a big city in southwest Finland, with narrow streets and bright regional planning. /kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, the population was not less than 500. In downtown Tampere, there are some ancient buildings, ancient ruins, cathedrals and so on. Tampere University was formerly known as 1925, a normal college established in Helsinki.

The purpose of teachers' colleges is to improve the overall quality of education in the country, so that students can learn the professional skills needed for national capital construction when Finland has just gained independence. 1930, the college became a famous social science college. 1960, the college moved to Tampere. 1966 college upgraded to university.