Finland's Students Prefer Outside Study

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Fewer Finnish students staying local for university, study finds

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In 2001 , only about 10 percent of students from the Helsinki metropolitan area opted to study elsewhere.

By 2021 , that figure had risen to more than 30 percent .

Trend has been particularly pronounced in Turku , where the proportion of students coming from outside the city surged from roughly 50 percent in 2001 to 80 percent in 2021 .

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