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Educational, scientific and cultural-educational institutions

• Schools are taught in Finnish or Swedish. Along with public schools, there are also private schools. Under the 1968 law, the transition to a single general education system was completed in 1980. Compulsory education - 9 years. A three-year high school was established on the basis of a compulsory school. Public, municipal and private vocational schools and colleges provide lower vocational education, and technical, pedagogical and commercial institutes provide secondary special education. There are 22 higher education institutions, including 11 universities. Major: University of Helsinki (1640), University of Tampere, Swedish University in Turku (Abo Academy), Technical Universities in Tampere, Helsinki and Lappenranta. There are higher commercial schools and others. In addition, a number of specialized higher education institutions: Ya. There is the Academy of Music named after Sibelius, 4 institutes of foreign languages ​​and others. F. has a total of 400 research institutions and societies, 40 of which, including the Center for Technical Research (1942), the Center for Agricultural Research (1898), the Central Laboratory for the Pulp and Paper Industry, Forest Genetics (1968) and Forest Protection (1972). research institutes are state-owned. There are more than 50 research institutes and laboratories at universities.
• Major libraries: University of Helsinki Library (1640), Helsinki City Library (1860), Parliamentary Library. National Museum, City Museum, Zool of the University of Helsinki. Museum, Botanical Garden, Turkuda History Museum, Museum of Fine Arts, Ya. There is the Museum of Sibelius, the Museum of Shipping in Marianhamine, and others.