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University education 2012

Persons with university degrees

A total of 29,400 university degrees were attained in 2012

According to Statistics Finland, a total of 29,400 university degrees were attained in Finland in

2012. The number of lower university degrees was 13,100 and that of higher university degrees

13,800. Completed degrees at the doctorate level numbered 1,660. Sixty per cent of those that

completed lower or higher university degrees and 52 per cent of those that completed doctorate

degrees were women. The share of foreigners among all completed degrees was five per cent,

but the share was as high as 16 per cent among doctorate degrees.

Completed university degrees 2001–2012

The figure shows clearly how the revision of the degree system completed in 2005 affected the number

of degrees. According to the current degree system, as a rule all students complete a lower university

degree before a higher university degree. Students also have the option to complete only a lower university

degree. Students having studied according to the old degree system sought to complete their degree by 31

July 2008 and those who studied veterinary medicine, dentistry, medicine or technology by 31 July 2010,

when the transition periods to the new degree system ended.

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When the new degree system entered into force, the study right was also limited to seven years, which

may have affected the increased number of higher university degrees. In 2012, nearly 1,200 more higher

university degrees were completed than in 2011.

Completed university degrees by fields of education (Educational

Administration's classification 1995) in 2012

In 2012, most degrees were completed in the female-dominated fields of humanities and education, 29

per cent. Nearly the same number of degrees was completed in administration and commerce, 28 per cent,

and the third most degrees were completed in the field of technology and transport, 17 per cent. Most

doctorate degrees were completed in health and welfare, 23 per cent.

In 2012, the median time for completing a higher university degree was 6.5 years. Examined by programme,

the graduation times were shortest for Master of Arts (Dance), four years. Architects had the longest

graduation times at eight years. The medians were calculated from gross study times, so the study times

also include months of absence. In addition, studying may have been part-time. The study times were

calculated at an accuracy of one month.

Examined by university, most degrees were completed at the University of Helsinki, 5,800. The second

most degrees were completed at the University of Turku, 3,300 and the third most at Aalto University,

3,100. More detailed information on degrees attained at universities, for instance, by field of education

and university, can be found in the

appendix tables

.

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Contents

Tables

Appendix tables

Appendix table 1. Completed university degrees by level of education and fields of education (Educational

Administration's classification 1995) in 2012...4

Appendix table 2. Completed university degrees by region of education in 2012...5

Appendix table 3. Completed university degrees by universities in 2012...5

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Appendix tables

Appendix table 1. Completed university degrees by level of education and fields of education

(Educational Administration's classification 1995) in 2012

Completed qualifications and degrees, women Completed qualifications and degrees, men Completed qualifications and degrees Fields of education 17 523 11 834 29 357 Completed qualifications and degrees, fields of

education total

1 867 1 847

3 714 Rebewable natural resources sector

1 221 3 779

5 000 Technology and transport sector

4 942 3 252

8 194 Administration and commerce sector

2 176 841

3 017 Health and social services sector

596 325 921 Culture 6 718 1 662 8 380 Humanities and education

3 128 131 Other 7 839 5 300 13 139 Fields of education total

University Bachelor's

degree Rebewable natural resources sector 1 608 803 805

519 1 677

2 196 Technology and transport sector

2 266 1 626

3 892 Administration and commerce sector

649 130

779 Health and social services sector

217 139 356 Culture 3 381 802 4 183 Humanities and education

2 123 125 Other 8 381 5 449 13 830 Fields of education total

Higher university

878 837

1 715 Rebewable natural resources sector

degree

(Master) Technology and transport sector 2 419 1 820 599

2 514 1 481

3 995 Administration and commerce sector

922 384

1 306 Health and social services sector

360 171 531 Culture 3 108 756 3 864 Humanities and education

359 195

554 Fields of education total

Professional specialisation

359 195

554 Health and social services sector

in medicine, veterinary and dentistry 101 78 179 Fields of education total

Licentiate's degree

15 12

27 Rebewable natural resources sector

15 34

49 Technology and transport sector

36 20

56 Administration and commerce sector

1

-1 Health and social services sector

1 -1 Culture 33 12 45 Humanities and education

843 812

1 655 Fields of education total

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Appendix table 2. Completed university degrees by region of education in 2012

Completed qualifications and degrees, women

Completed qualifications and degrees, men

Completed qualifications and degrees

Regions of Education

17 523 11 834

29 357 Whole Country, Total

5 479 4 266 9 745 Uusimaa 2 357 1 249 3 606 Varsinais-Suomi 277 179 456 Satakunta 71 24 95 Kanta-Häme 2 127 1 860 3 987 Pirkanmaa 36 17 53 Päijät-Häme 333 617 950 South Karelia 240 53 293 Etelä-Savo 824 338 1 162 Pohjois-Savo 847 486 1 333 North Karelia 1 775 873 2 648 Central Finland 773 426 1 199 Ostrobothnia 80 14 94 Central Ostrobothnia 1 352 1 084 2 436 North Ostrobothnia 135 36 171 Kainuu 817 312 1 129 Lapland

Appendix table 3. Completed university degrees by universities in 2012

Completed qualifications and degrees, women Completed qualifications

and degrees, men Completed qualifications and degrees University 17 523 11 834 29 357 Total 52 45 97 Theatre Academy Helsinki

41 17

58 Finnish Academy of Fine Arts

177 109 286 Sibelius Academy 4 041 1 768 5 809 University of Helsinki 629 311 940 Åbo Akademi University

1 537 1 150 2 687 University of Oulu 1 884 771 2 655 University of Tampere 1 856 889 2 745 University of Jyväskylä 236 269 505 Hanken School of Economics

500 318 818 University of Vaasa 338 625 963 Lappeenranta University of Technology

354 1 155

1 509 Tampere University of Technology

760 277 1 037 University of Lapland 3 128 131 National Defence University

1 077 2 048 3 125 Aalto University 1 866 836 2 702 University of Eastern Finland

2 172 1 118

3 290 University of Turku

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