Research in Finland
Taken from http://sciencenordic.com/, a site gathering most research news on Health, Society & Culture, Environment, Technology, Agriculture & Fisheries, and Natural Sciences. Link to the article: http://sciencenordic.com/about/research-finland
This
article is a detailed summary of the primary research areas in Finland. The
different groups of study of the Finnish science system, the divisions of
institutions for every research system and the details on the way of working
for the research center in Finland. There is a list of all the research firms
of the country, and also a list of all the research institutions. It aims every
people interested in making part of the great research system of a Nordic Country.
Indeed, the site can also inform you about the research institutions of Denmark,
Norway, Iceland and Sweden. There is also a tab on the way of studying in a
Nordic country, explaining shortly what you will go through if you want to
study in the North of Europe.
I chose
this theme because I was interested in the domains of research developed by the
Finnish people. It taught me some on the other Nordic Country also, and it was
still attractive.
I taught me
the different domains on which the consideration of Finland was, scientifically
speaking. It explained the division of the studies, and the levels of framework
accorded to the development of a research, with the agreement of the Finnish
government and the Research and Innovation Council (because it still represents
a certain amount of money given to research). Then I learned about the
four-stage career system of someone working in the research system, which was
like ranks. They also detail the Finnish working system (40 hours a week) and
their holiday credit year which is like the French one. Almost every card is
given to the interested in studying and working in the research domain, a very
convenient article.
