Isabella Chydenius: Light installation @ Finnland-Institut, photo: dotgain.info
Finnland-Institut is a forum for Finnish culture and arts, academia and business in the German-speaking region. The Institute emphasises on networking and counselling of actors from different disciplines and offers, in co-operation with its partners, a diverse programme providing insights into Finland's culture and society.
Science and society
... diesmal in Basel, Helsinki und Salzburg!
Visual arts
Exhibition
Music
Uraufführungskonzert
We will show you our spaces and tell you what we exactly do....
Is Finland even capable of such a thing – to shock? Five interviewees from Azerbaijan, France, Italy, Spain and Turkey help to find an answer to this question – and to explain – what is it like to be an expatriate in Finland. The interview, conducted by Hannah Zeppen, is intended to present an international perspective on Finnish culture.
MoreIn order to support the exchange between Finland and the German-speaking countries, the Finnland-Institut is actively involved in the following funding programmes:
The Finnish Institute has in its premises an open library for working, studying and reading books in a cozy environment.
We organise informational events regarding studying and internship possibilities in Finland at study fairs and colleges. We offer current informational material and a possibility for personal counselling.
The i Institute's publication series discusses various topics regarding the Finnish society, academic research and culture.
Finnland-Institut does not offer Finnish courses, but there are several possibilities to learn Finnish in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
The Finnish Institute offers Finnish students an opportunity to complete an internship at the institute. Very good German skills are essential.