Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences

Expertise and insight for the future

  • Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, Finland’s largest university of applied sciences, educates the professionals of tomorrow in the fields of culture, business, health care and social services, and technology.
  • In the Metropolia community people and worlds meet to create insight, expertise and well-being for both the world of work and life in general.
  • You can count on Metropolia as a reliable partner and an innovator in higher education. Through cooperation we discover new ideas and solutions to build a better future.

Metropolia in brief

  • 16,000 students
  • 2,000 Bachelor’s and 150 Master’s graduates in 2010
  • Staff 1,200
  • 68 degree programmes - 15 of them in English
  • 900 foreign degree students, nearly 90 nationalities
  • Budget in 2012 EUR 120 million
  • Operating premises in 20 locations
  • Owned by: Helsinki 42%, Espoo 27 %, Vantaa 26%, Kirkkonummi 4%, Kauniainen 1%
  • R&D&I total volume in 2011 was about EUR 11.2 million

Vision for 2014

Metropolia will be Finland's most valued university of applied sciences and the most dynamic learning environment.

Objectives

  • Finland’s best graduation rate to target time
  • Flexible processes to enhance renewal ability
  • Best teaching in Finland
  • Best working place in higher education
  • Sought-after partner
  • Experts with new ideas in the Greater Helsinki region
  • Financial independence

Values

Expertise – our passion

High quality – our target

Community spirit – our source of strength

Transparency – our operating policy


 

20.04.2012 
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