Finnish universities rank TOP5 which schools are worth applying for.

Unlike many countries, all universities in Finland are public, so there are no diploma workshops. Follow the study abroad network to see the TOP5 ranking of Finnish universities.

Which schools are worth applying for?

I. University of Helsinki

Hoda University, founded in 1640, is the largest comprehensive university in Finland. Its long history has endowed it with advanced teaching mode, perfect first-class infrastructure and strong learning atmosphere.

The school attaches great importance to students' autonomy and independent consciousness in teaching, but it still adopts the traditional mode in teaching, which has the advantage of friendly interaction on the basis of retaining the classroom, thus helping students learn.

Second, the University of Oulu

Located in northern Finland, Auda is the second largest university and a member school of Laozi's organization. It maintains friendly and cooperative relations with other members, carries out teaching exchanges and promotes the development of the school.

As a vibrant university, the school not only provides high-quality teaching for students, but also aims to improve Finland's own teaching system and promote the country's educational development.

Three. Aalto University

Named after the famous architect alvar aalto, the school was formed by the merger of three famous universities in Finland. The comprehensive strength of the school is strong, reaching the effect of 1+ 1 > 3, which is now recognized as the most popular university.

Before the merger, the three universities performed well in science and engineering, art and economics respectively. After the merger, it naturally inherited these advantages and supplemented the liberal arts major, and is developing into an excellent comprehensive university.

Fourth, Turku University.

Tuda, founded in 1920, is the best in philosophy and politics, and has trained many presidents for Finland. Studying here, you can get in touch with very good philosophical theories, which is very conducive to cultivating logical thinking.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Tampere University

Its predecessor was a normal college. After changing its name, it is still committed to the cultivation of teaching talents. The goal of the school is to train more teaching talents for Finland, so as to improve the overall teaching level of the country.