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Summarized facts and figures on international mobility in Finnish vocational and higher education in 2010.
Faktaa – Facts and figures 1b/2010 (e-publication)
Faktaa – Facts and figures 1b/2010 (pdf)
Statistics show, that Finnish women are more mobile than men (7 July 2011)
Study periods and trainee placements abroad of at least 3 months are recorded as exchange studies in the statistics if they count towards the students’ degrees at their home universities. The numbers include exchange students from all exchange programmes and students who have arranged their exchange themselves, the so-called free movers.
Total volume 2000–2010
Compared to newly enrolled students 2002–2010
By field of education 2010
By exchange programme 2002–2010
By host and home continent 2000–2010
The most common host and home countries 2010
By host and home country 2000–2010
Non-Finnish nationals who are registered as degree students in Finnish universities are recorded as international degree students in the statistics. The numbers include both graduate and post-graduate students.
In relation to the total number of students 2002–2010
Nationalities by continent 2001–2010
The most common nationalities 2001–2010
Study visits and on-the-job learning periods abroad of any length are recorded as international mobility of students in vocational institutions. Periods of at least two weeks are recorded as long visits and those under two weeks as short visits.
Total volume 2003–2010
The most common host countries 2010
By programme 2010