University of Vaasa

The University of Vaasa is known for being one of the best universities in Finland. The University of Vaasa is a multidisciplinary, business-oriented university. The university's campus is located near downtown Vaasa, on the Gulf of Bothnia. The school of accounting and finance, the school of management, the school of marketing and communications, and the school of technology and innovations have evolved from a school of economics founded in 1968 to a university with four schools: the school of accounting and finance, the school of management, the school of marketing and communications, and the school of technology and innovations. The University of Vaasa is one of Finland's largest business schools. The university has over 500 staff, including 180 teachers and 54 professors. The university now has around 5000 students enrolled in various degree programs.

The institution is located in the Palosaari neighborhood, next to the city's old cotton mill, which also houses a portion of the university. The main building of "Tervahovi" and the governing building of "Luotsi" each have their own names. These structures were completed in 1994 and were designed in the spirit of Carl Axel Setterberg, the former county architect who designed the majority of Vaasa's public buildings in 1860. "Fabriikki" is the name of the component of the institution that is housed in the old mill. There is also the Tritonia academic library, which the university shares with the city's other academic institutions, and the Technobothnia laboratory, which the city's two universities of applied sciences share. The entire campus is located near the water and is surrounded by parks. It is sometimes referred to as Finland's most beautiful campus.

Phone: +358 29 4498000
Address: Wolffintie 34, 65200 Vaasa, Finland
Website: https://www.uwasa.fi/