The University of Helsinki was founded on March 26th, 1640, formerly known as Turku Royal College. Founded in 1640, the University of Helsinki is the largest institution of higher learning in Scandinavia and the oldest and largest university in Finland. 1828 moved from Turku to Helsinki, and then the original name of Turku University was changed to Helsinki University, ranking 78th in the latest world university ranking of 20 13QS. With a history of more than 350 years, Helsinki University is not only the oldest university in Finland, but also the largest institution of higher learning in Northern Europe.

Geographical location of University of Helsinki, Finland: 6010 ′ 27.25 ″ north latitude and 24 57 ′ 4.12 ″ east longitude.

(The building on the left is the office building of the municipal government, and the four-story old building on the right is the main building of the University of Helsinki, which was built in 1832 and is a symbol of the Finnish higher education center. )

Finland has a population of more than 5 million and 20 universities, among which Helsinki National University is the largest. It is located in the center of Parliament Square in downtown Helsinki, and is known as the "Baltic Daughter". Its beautiful and quaint architecture, rich books, complete specialties, outstanding achievements and long history are well-known in Northern Europe.