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Students, how are you doing?
The wellbeing of university students has received a lot of attention in the media – for a good reason. While the coronavirus period is not easy...
Cooperation
The best solutions for global challenges are born out of cooperation. We invite alumni, foundations, businesses and organisations to join us in building a better future through education and research.
For Alumni
Have you studied or worked at the University of Helsinki? Welcome to our alumni community! We currently total more than 27,000, making us Finland’s largest network of experts.
For foundations
Find out about the funding opportunities offered by the research and education of the best university in Finland, and join us in constructing future wellbeing through research. We extend our sincerest thanks to all the partners who are already with us.
For business and organisations
We experiment with new means of cooperation and participate in new innovations. The goal is for cooperation to also enhance the competitive edge and wellbeing of Finnish society. Services can be customised as needed.
Donate
By donating to science, you are helping the University of Helsinki to build its future through education and research. More than 3000 individuals and organisations have already joined the University’s campaign, donating a total of €54 million. Think, and join us!
Explore the stories
University of Helsinki has a privilege to work with the best people and organisations. See what we have done together and come along!
Together for the world
Helsinki Challenge
Helsinki Challenge is a science-based idea competition in which teams of scientists work on solutions that help humankind reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Master Class
Master Class is a multidisciplinary, challenge-based program for students, young researchers and professionals. The unique program serves as a co-creation platform to develop sustainable, hands-on solutions to real-life challenges.
Helsinki Think Company
Helsinki Think Company is a platform and cooperation space for academic entrepreneurship. The idea is that academic competence can also be harnessed to solve global problems through entrepreneurship.
