University of Vaasa

About

The University of Vaasa, established in 1968, is a Finnish public university dedicated to sustainable business, technology, and societal development. Hosting approximately 5,500 students and 650 staff, it offers degree programs in business, technology and innovation, public administration, and communication sciences. Its research is organized around strategic platforms in energy and sustainability, digital economy and innovation, and governance and society. The university operates modern laboratories and the Tritonia academic library, and it maintains strong international networks and industry partnerships, especially in the Nordic energy-technology hub of Vaasa.

Sustainability at University of Vaasa

The University of Vaasa is strongly committed to sustainability, integrating ecological, social, and economic responsibility into research, teaching, and campus life. With a focus on energy, digitalisation, and innovation, the university develops solutions that support a just green transition and contribute to global wellbeing. Students and staff are encouraged to embrace responsible practices, and community partnerships strengthen the university’s role in shaping a sustainable future. Guided by the SDGs, the University of Vaasa fosters knowledge, collaboration, and innovation for a fairer, more resilient world.

More Information

Find more details on sustainability at this university below:

• Sustainability and Responsibility
• Research Platforms