Exchange Fair Offers Study And Work Opportunities In Finland

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Published on 25/10/2023 at 10:19

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Study in Europe Fair Is Open to the Public and Will Be Held on October 28, in São Paulo

Finland has established itself as a highly attractive destination for international talents seeking job opportunities and professional growth through studies, especially in the technology, gaming, forestry and environmental engineering, business, and education sectors. The Nordic country, which has been crowned the happiest in the world six times in a row by the World Happiness Report, offers a conducive environment for career development, with a series of benefits and advantages that make the study and work experience in Finland unique and enriching.

With the aim of presenting study opportunities and promoting academic exchange, the Study in Europe Fair, to be held at the Renaissance Hotel in São Paulo on October 28, offers an unmissable opportunity for those who wish to explore educational and work horizons in Europe.

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The Study in Europe Fair offers personalized guidance for students interested in studying in Europe and obtaining scholarships. During the event, representatives from European universities and higher education experts will guide attendees about educational offers, exchanges, undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs in Europe, financing, scholarships, as well as life and studies on the European continent.

“International studies, whether undergraduate, MBA, postgraduate, or even short-term courses, allow students to experience Finland and gain real experience in the country, in addition to academic development. Fairs are a great way to reach the public and interact with both students and their families”, emphasizes Johanna Kivimäki, Higher Education and Science Advisor at the Finnish Consulate in São Paulo.

According to Kivimäki, “Brazilians choose Finland as a destination in search of a balance between study and personal life and more quality of life, and also because it is the world reference in education, attracting attention from various nations that are trying to adapt the Finnish teaching methodology”, she reveals.

During the event, the advisor will share opportunities in Finland in the lecture “Study in Finland – Discover the Finnish Formula for Educational Excellence and Quality of Life”. More information for students interested in studying in Finland can be found on the site www.studyinfinland.fi. To register for the fair, simply access the calendar of Study in Europe Fairs and explore the information for visitors of each event.

Success

The Study in Europe Fair is a unique opportunity for Brazilian students to explore exchange options in Finland and hear inspiring success stories, such as that of Talita Tobias Carneiro, 31, an electronic engineer. The Brazilian participated in an exchange program in Finland in 2013.

“I did an exchange at Aalto University in Helsinki and, as part of the program, I participated in a three-month summer internship at the end of the academic year. “The summer internship is an opportunity for students to take advantage of the university holidays to gain work experience”. And, it was after this experience that the engineer, who holds a master’s degree in IT, got a position at a global technology company in Tampere.

For Talita, living in another country expanded her knowledge and professional background, something valued by the international job market. “With the exchange, doors opened more easily. Since I had experience at a Finnish university, I managed to get a job and I’m getting the chance to build a career”.

According to Alessandra Leone, Talent Manager Brazil at Work in Finland, the happiest country in the world offers many opportunities for students and professionals seeking an international career. “The quality of education is one of our top priorities, which is why studying in Finland can be a game changer for those seeking new learning experiences and building a solid career. It is an enriching experience that broadens horizons and prepares students for the future.”

International Cooperation in Education

Educational cooperation between Finland and Brazil has gained prominence, strengthening diplomatic and educational ties between the two countries with significant opportunities for the professional growth of Brazilians and contributing to the strengthening of diplomacy between nations.

Johanna Karanko, the Ambassador of the Republic of Finland in Brazil, believes that international cooperation in education and training is essential to develop national competence and address existing and emerging global challenges: “There are several Finnish higher education institutions that already collaborate with their Brazilian counterparts, allowing for the mobility of students, researchers, and teachers, as well as other research and education projects”.

The ambassador also emphasizes Finland’s commitment to diversity among peoples. “The Finnish education system values diversity and multiculturalism, creating an inclusive and supportive environment for international students; indeed, students do not need to speak Finnish to study in Finland”, she concludes.

With an excellent education, a stunning natural landscape, and an inclusive culture, Finland stands out as an ideal destination for students seeking not only academic knowledge but also professional opportunities and enhanced quality of life and well-being.

About Study in Finland

Study in Finland is a program of the Finnish National Agency for Education aimed at international students interested in the opportunities that Finland offers in higher education. Study in Finland is the official Finnish partner of the Study in Europe initiative. https://studyinfinland.fi/

About Business Finland

Business Finland is an organization for financing innovation and promoting trade, travel, and investment. The more than 760 specialists at Business Finland work in over 40 offices around the world and in 16 regional offices in Finland. Business Finland is part of the Team Finland network. www.businessfinland.com

About Work in Finland

Work in Finland is the official Finnish site for international talents and national companies that wish to hire foreigners. The site shares knowledge about life and work in Finland, providing information about open positions and simplifying the job search and relocation process in the country. www.workinfinland.com

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Exchange Fair Offers Study And Work Opportunities In Finland

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