Campus

The university has a total number of four main campuses. The names of the campuses are City Centre Campus, Meilahti Campus, Kumpula Campus, and Vikki Campus. The university has the National Library of Finland and is known as one of the best research libraries in Finland. This library is known as the main branch of the University of Helsinki’s library system. 

Research

The University of Helsinki is well engaged in research activities. Some of the names of the research institutes are as follows:

• Environmental Charge Research Unit
• Christina Institute for Gender Studies
• Aleksanteri Institute
• Helsinki Institute of Physics
• Helsinki Institute of Life Science
• Environment Change Research Unit
• Erik Castren Institute of International Law and Human Rights

Programs and academic groups

The University of Helsinki offers both undergraduates and postgraduates. The master’s degree of the university provides education in English. All the programs of the university are made to comply with the national legislation that has been governing university education.

Student Life

In terms of accommodation, the University of Helsinki offers rooms/apartments to all the students. The university provides both long-term housing and short-term housing where you can furnish your apartments at reasonable prices, which the students can easily buy from second-hand shops.