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International Master´s Degree Programmes 2010

Table of Contents

3 Welcome to the University of Helsinki

4 General Information on Study Opportunities in English

5 Helsinki & Finland

6 Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry

7 Art Theory, Criticism and Management

8 Atmosphere-Biosphere Studies

9 Bayesian Statistics and Decision Analysis

10 Bioinformatics

11 Biotechnology

12 Economics

13 Economy, State and Society

14 Environment and Natural Resources

15 Ethnic Relations, Cultural Diversity and Integration

16 European Studies

17 Food of Life – the Science of Animal-Derived Foods

18 Food Sciences

19 Forest Sciences and Business

20 Geoinformatics

21 Intercultural Encounters

22 Media and Global Communication

23 Modeling Molecules and Nanosystems

24 Multidisciplinary Studies on Urban Environmental Issues

25 Neuroscience

26 Plant Production Science

27 Practical Philosophy – Theories of Good Society

28 Public International Law and International Commercial Law

29 Religious Roots of Europe

30 Semiotics

31 Social Sciences

32 Space Sciences

33 Translational Medicine

34 The Cross Border University Masters’ Degrees

Welcome to

the University of Helsinki

www.helsinki.fi/university

The University of Helsinki is one of the leading Euro-pean research-intensive universities. It is a founding member of the League of European Research Univer-sities LERU together with the likes of Oxford and Cam-bridge. The University is internationally renowned for its high-quality in teaching, research and innovation. In international rankings, the University of Helsinki is consistently placed among the 20 best universities in Europe.

With some 3 900 members of research and teach-ing staff and 35 000 students, the University of H el-sinki has a multidisciplinary and inspiring study envi-ronment. The University of Helsinki is the largest and most multidisciplinary university in Finland, providing higher education in most disciplines including science, humanities, social sciences and medicine.

The strengths of the University of Helsinki are inter-nationally acclaimed scientifi c research and the teach-ing based on it. Teaching is closely linked to research. According to the guiding principles of the university “all teachers are researchers and all researchers teach.”

International University

At the University of Helsinki, students have a truly in-ternational learning environment with a mixture of students coming from all regions of Finland and from all over the world. In addition to the International Master’s Degree Programmes, a number of Master’s Degrees and all Ph.D. programmes can be completed in English.

The university has strong international connec-tions. It has more than 100 cooperation agreements with universities across the globe. The University’s re-searchers are in great demand as experts in interna-tional scientifi c communities, meetings and media. The University participates in numerous exchange pro-grammes including major EU programmes. It also en-gages in many international research programmes.

The University of H elsinki is the alma mater of seven of Finland’s eleven presidents, Mr Jorma Ollila, former CEO of Nokia, and Mr Linus Torvalds, the brains behind the Linux operating system, for example.

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