TEK and Ekonomit propose a new migration pathway to Finland to attract talent. Like in Canada, it would offer immigrants the opportunity to obtain an immediate permanent residence permit, with selections for this proposed pathway made on a points basis. Points could be awarded for having expertise in areas suffering labour shortages or based on education and language skills.
According to a recent salary survey, the median salary of business school graduates in 2023 was EUR 5,603 per month. Salary was increased for 78% of respondents.
A survey of Suomen Ekonomit members revealed that Business School students across the board want more information and talk about coping and mental health. And so we research and talk, but clearly talking alone is not enough. We need to raise our voices: we are now issuing a mental health profit warning.
Our pamphlet tells fourteen true stories about how international talents have found employment in Finland. Download the pamphlet here.
The Kylteri Chairs’ network is concerned about the insufficient resources of the Student Health Service. The queues are long and the students’ health is deteriorating. This cannot continue.
The median salary of business school graduates in the Helsinki economic area is EUR 5,683 per month and EUR 4,800 in the rest of the country. The salary survey also revealed what has happened to the weekly workload of business school graduates and what they really think about remote work.
During the last year numerous discussions in Finland focused on education- and work-based migration without demonstrating a winning narrative for an ambitious Finnish future.
Finnish Business School Graduates works to support student associations and will be participating in the Mental Health Week activities between 15 and 22 November.
