Title: International studies
Course: Viestintä- ja vuorovaikutus vieraalla kielellä, paikallinen valinnainen osa-alue, Englantia jatko-opintoihin, 3 osp > Section: International studies

International students in Finland

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Chapter 1

According to the figures from the Finnish National Agency for Education on student mobility in 2016, there were 295,038 students in Finnish higher education. Of this population, exchange students from Finland to abroad has progressively increased from 2.8 % (8,610 students) in 2006 to 3.5 % (10,444 students) in 2016. Exchange students to Finland have also increased from 2.7 % (8,191) in 2006 to 3.4% (10,059) in 2016. The largest flows of exchange students are to, and from Europe, at around 70 % and 79% respectively. The second largest exchange flow is to and from Asia at 17% and 15% respectively. Exchange students to Finland mainly come from Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands and China. Finnish exchange students mainly favour Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Sweden. Furthermore, the exchange of students to and from Finland are roughly equal in number at around 10,000 in 2016 and they mainly come from Europe.

Chapter 2

In 2016 international degree students from Finland overwhelmingly favoured to study in Europe at 89% and international degree students coming to study in Finland were mainly from Asia (45 %) and Europe (39 %). Finnish international degree students have long favoured to study in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Estonia, the Netherlands and the United States. International degree students coming to Finland mainly come from Russia, Vietnam, China, Nepal and India.

The total number of international students who are non-Finnish nationals, including post graduate students, has doubled since 2006 from 10,066 to 21,061 in 2016.

In 2015 almost half of all international students were studying for a bachelor’s degree with just over half studying at a university. Over 30 % of international students were studying a master’s degree with just under 70% at a university of applied sciences, and around 18 % of international students were studying a doctoral degree.

By permission of Nyyti ry extracted from https://www.nyyti.fi/en/blogi/understanding-international-students-in-finland/
A blog entry by Tim Hudd 21 May 2018.

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