University of Turku
University of Turku was constitute a dynamic and globally-oriented academic community comprising 25,000 students and staff members.
The Turku School of Economics (TSE) traces its origins to the entrepreneurial spirit of the local business community in 1950. Founded as an independent institution, TSE aimed to provide a cutting-edge education in economics and business. Over the years, TSE established itself as a key player in the academic landscape. In line with its commitment to excellence, TSE became an accredited member of AACSB International, a prestigious recognition affirming its dedication to advancing education and research. As part of the University of Turku, a multidisciplinary institution with deep historical roots, TSE seamlessly integrated into a broader academic framework. Today, TSE stands not only as a testament to the entrepreneurial vision that birthed it but also as an integral part of a university that continues to evolve, ensuring a legacy of academic distinction and a commitment to excellence in education and research.
The University of Turku stands as one of the most internationally-oriented universities in Finland, being positioned within the top 1% of global universities. The campus serves as a diverse hub where individuals from over 100 countries, including students, educators, and researchers, converge. The institution annually hosts a substantial international student body, with over 2,500 students from around the world pursuing their academic endeavors at the University of Turku.
The University of Turku stands as one of the most internationally-oriented universities in Finland, being positioned within the top 1% of global universities. The campus serves as a diverse hub where individuals from over 100 countries, including students, educators, and researchers, converge. The institution annually hosts a substantial international student body, with over 2,500 students from around the world pursuing their academic endeavors at the University of Turku.
