Accreditation System in Finland

Finland does not currently implement an accreditation system for universities, nor is there specific legislation governing private universities. The last university in Finland was nationalized in 1974 during a period characterized by strong leftist ideologies.

Impact of Foreign Accreditation

As a result of this lack of accreditation, our university does not hold accredited status. Pursuing foreign accreditation is a costly endeavor, with estimates suggesting that it could raise the annual cost of degrees by at least €35,000. Such an increase would render higher education unaffordable for many students, particularly those from low-income backgrounds, thereby limiting their access to educational opportunities.

We offer both degree training and individual courses for both individuals and companies. We tailor the training according to each need.

We are in Ylivieska, a town with 15,500 inhabitants. Our address is Visalantie 340, 84100 YLIVIESKA.
Phone +358 440 428570
Email j.palojärvi@live.fi

Google's address service takes 150 meters past our place, so there is only a field at that point.

Our operating principle is to produce high-quality education with well-trained lecturers, mainly as online education, because it keeps costs down. This is also why we haven't invested in buildings.

Staff Qualifications and Expertise

Our team consists of highly qualified professionals who have graduated from accredited universities. Notably, several of our faculty members hold dual doctorate degrees, complemented by specialized teacher training. This level of academic achievement and pedagogical preparation is uncommon in traditional university settings, underscoring our commitment to providing exceptional education.

Our tuition fees are really affordable compared to traditional private universities. You can also apply for grants from us when you have successfully completed a year of studies.