It's primarily targeted for Finnish secondary school leavers, and hordes of them will be shuffling around, but if you find yourself in at least a somewhat similar situation I guess it's not strictly forbidden to attend
Most (if not all) polytechnics and universities will be present there, however since this is a domestic fair the university / polytechnic representatives probably won't have much English-language brochures or other "international" material with them.Anyway, the 2008 event will be in the main Helsinki Fair Centre in Pasila, NOT in the smaller Wanha Satama fair centre where it's been arranged in previous years.
Click here for the Studia website...Studia website wrote:STUDIA organized for 15th time in Helsinki Fair Centre
STUDIA, Finland's most comprehensive event presenting options following upper secondary education, will celebrate its 15th anniversary at the Helsinki Fair Centre in Pasila. Your future study options will be presented in more spacious premises, with an even more extensive agenda.
What is worth studying? This year active young people will be presented with an extremely wide and high-quality selection of educational institutions both in Finland and abroad. This year's novelty is the corporate section, in which companies and staff hire companies will inform students about job availability during study and about the pros and cons of certain professions. A wider selection of exhibitors that provide student services can also be founf in STUDIA.
Opening hours:
Wed 24 Oct 9.30 - 19.00
Thu 25 Oct 9.30 - 17.00
Entrance:
Entrance fee 10 €. Free entrance for Union of Finnish Upper Secondary School Student Union card holders, unemployed with labour force bureau's certificate, recruites, student councellors, school principals, teachers and group leaders.