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19.11.2019 | Minister of Science and Culture Hanna Kosonen will chair the Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Council meeting in Brussels on 21–22 November. The meeting will focus on culture and sustainable development, the competitiveness of the audiovisual sector, combating corruption in sport, safe sport for children and young people, education and training of youth workers, and digital youth work. Culture and sport are on the agenda on 21 November and youth affairs on 22 November.https://okm.fi/en/-/minister-kosonen-to-attend-education-youth-culture-and-sport-council-meeting
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7.2.2017 | Background to Finland’s PISA success PISA 2009 • PISA gauges the learning outcome of students aged 15 in mathematical, scientific and reading literacy. PISA assesses to what extent students have acquired knowledge and skills that are essential for...https://okm.fi/documents/1410845/4085481/Background+to+PISA09+success.pdf/1f271aba-2a12-40b7-b866-c88ee20dab25?t=1486478980000
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2.6.2021 | Oulu has been selected as European Capital of Culture for 2026. The selection is recommended by a European expert panel composed of nine independent experts in the field of arts and culture. The panel, having visited the candidate cities, announced its recommendation at the end of its two-day meeting in Helsinki on Wednesday 2 June.https://okm.fi/en/-/oulu-selected-as-european-capital-of-culture-for-2026
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7.4.2021 | All 7-17-year-olds should get at least 60 minutes of versatile, brisk and strenuous exercise a day in a way that suits them individually, taking into account their age. The recommended amount of physical activity can be accumulated from different shorter periods of physical activity during the day. Excessive and prolonged immobility should be avoided.https://okm.fi/en/-/at-least-60-minutes-of-versatile-brisk-and-strenuous-exercise-a-day
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12.4.2019 | Date: in 12 pts Culture European Capital of Culture Info Day in Finland Helsinki, 2 April 2019 Date: in 12 pts • Decision No 445/2014/EU of the EP and the Council: new rules and criteria applied for the first time in Finland • The call for applica...https://okm.fi/documents/1410845/12954142/Sylvain+Pasqua_ECOC+competition+in+Finland.pdf/65ece197-22ca-3ca3-14dc-ab311e94e173/Sylvain+Pasqua_ECOC+competition+in+Finland.pdf?t=1555052412000
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11.4.2019 | The Ministry of Education and Culture seeks to employ its new strategy to build a stronger skills and knowledge base for all. It will take creative, inquiry-based and responsible action that renews society and creates equal opportunities for a meaningful life.https://okm.fi/en/-/opetus-ja-kulttuuriministerion-strategia-korostaa-sivistysta-uudistumista-ja-merkityksellisyyden-edellytyksia
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9.10.2023 | The Ministry of Education and Culture’s proportion of the 2024 budget proposal is EUR 8.0 billion, which is EUR 274 million more than in the 2023 Budget. The budget proposal implements the Programme of Prime Minister Petteri Orpo's Government by raising the level of education and competence of the entire population. The measures in the budget proposal aim to strengthen the effectiveness of science and improve the conditions for conducting research and development.https://okm.fi/en/-/eur-8-billion-budget-proposal-for-the-ministry-of-education-and-culture-for-2024
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15.3.2019 | As the first ever Nordic country, Finland hosted the International Summit on the Teaching Profession (ISTP) on 14 and 15 March 2019. The Summit brought delegations of ministers and deputy ministers from 21 countries across the world to Finland. Minister of Education and Culture Sanni Grahn-Laasonen and President of the Trade Union of Education Olli Luukkainen led the Finnish delegation. Early childhood education and care was included in the Summit’s key themes, also for the first time.https://okm.fi/en/-/suomi-isannoi-opetusministereiden-ja-opettajajarjestojen-huippukokousta-ensimmaisena-pohjoismaana
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21.5.2026 | Renne Kaseva, johtava rahoitusasiantuntija, Business Finland Suosituksen merkitys teknologia - teollisuudelle AGENDA BUSINESS FINLAND STRATEGIA JA TOIMINTA TERVEYS-JA HYVINVOINTI TOIMIALANA JA NEUROTIETEET TOIMIALALLA TOIMINTAYMPÄRISTÖ JA BF...https://okm.fi/documents/1410845/258246901/Kaseva%20-%20Unesco%20Suosituksen%20merkitys%20teknologiateollisuudelle.pdf/11a73061-5441-9cdf-87c1-cbf412a80d17?t=1779344858348
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21.1.2021 | The generic skills, also known as general skills, of nearly 60% of students in higher education were at most at a satisfactory level and about 40% at least at a good level. These are the results of the final report by the Finnish Institute for Educational Research of the University of Jyväskylä and the Kappas! project of the Centre for University Teaching and Learning of Helsinki University.https://okm.fi/en/-/generic-skills-of-undergraduate-students-can-be-strengthened-throughout-their-educational-paths
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26.1.2017 | Memorandum of Understanding between The Ministry of Culture, the People's Republic of China and The Ministry of Education and Culture, the Republic of Finland on Cultural Exchange and Cooperation in 2015 In order to further strengthen the friendly...https://okm.fi/documents/1410845/4007827/Kiina_MoU_kulttuuri_2015.pdf/c6231503-9e76-4dc4-970d-61e658a651db?t=1485426457000
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4.7.2019 | This culture conference will discuss the future of the EU from the perspectives of culture, creativity, democracy, education and changing politics. It will consider the key role culture plays in sustainable development and inspire debate on why creativity and cultural engagement should be cherished more in the EU and how this could be accomplished.https://okm.fi/en/-/kulttuurin-ja-luovuuden-voimavarat-kestavan-ja-demokraattisen-eu-n-kehittamisessa
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20.5.2021 | The European Capital of Culture for 2026 will be selected in Helsinki at the beginning of June. The cities of Tampere, Oulu, and Savonlinna all qualified in the first round of the competition last summer and are now shortlisted for the final selection. The selection will be made by a nine-member European panel of experts, with five panel members visiting the applicant cities next week.https://okm.fi/en/-/applicant-cities-for-the-capital-of-culture-to-be-visited-by-european-selection-panel-next-week
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13.11.2017 | During 2017–2021, the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture, together with other research and innovation operators, will implement a development programme for research infrastructures and services in data management and computing. Among other things, the programme will update computing environments supporting research and improve services for research and education.https://okm.fi/en/-/investments-in-data-management-and-scientific-computing-open-up-new-opportunities
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10.2.2022 | The working group set up by the Ministry of Education and Culture to monitor and assess the introduction of tuition fees in higher education has completed its work. The working group monitored and evaluated between 2017 and 2021 how the introduction of tuition fees impacted the international dimension and student flows in higher education institutions. It also collected information on tuition fees used by higher education institutions and their grant and scholarship practices.https://okm.fi/en/-/introduction-of-tuition-fees-did-not-halt-the-internationalisation-process-of-higher-education-institutions-room-for-growth-in-tuition-fee-revenue
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9.3.2018 | The Ministry of Education and Culture and the Finnish National Sports Council have launched an extensive online consultation on physical activity and world-class sports as part of the preparation of a Government report on sports policy. The online questionnaire will be open until 28 March.https://okm.fi/en/-/laaja-verkkokuuleminen-liikunnasta-ja-urheilusta-kaynnistyy
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8.5.2020 | The Ministry of Education and Culture will launch an open online brainstorming discussion on promoting cultural diversity in arts and culture. The open online brainstorming will be kept open until 10 June.https://okm.fi/en/-/avoin-verkkoaivoriihi-kulttuurisen-moninaisuuden-edistamisesta-taide-ja-kulttuurikentalla
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12.1.2021 | The working group that prepared the Architectural Policy Programme has considered how the Finnish architecture and built environment will be able to respond to the great societal challenges. Climate change, population ageing, urbanisation, new technologies and internationalisation are challenges, but they can also be seen as opportunities. The aims of the programme include more flexible use of buildin...https://okm.fi/en/-/architecture-must-react-to-changes-in-society
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2.6.2017 | Ed uc at io n 39 % Impact Quality Internationalisation Re se ar ch 33 % O th er e du ca ti on a nd sc ie nc e po lic y co ns id er at io ns 2 8% Extent of activities - Nationally competed research funding and corporate funding 6% Master’s degrees ...https://okm.fi/documents/1410845/4392480/Universities_funding_2017.pdf/abc0974d-b8d5-4486-a12a-aa141d54b66f?t=1496418613000
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17.11.2020 | Four new competence clusters have been added to the Academy of Finland’s Flagship Programme. The Flagship Programme’s third call focused on collaboration between research teams and the business sector, and also on high-quality research with impact and the capacity for renewal. The Finnish Flagship decisions are part of the implementation of the new flexible partnership model of the Government’s RDI roadmap.https://okm.fi/en/-/new-flagships-selected-research-funding-for-finnish-competence-clusters-in-line-with-the-rdi-roadmap