My experience of Finnishness
My thoughts about Finnishness.
Thoughts on Finnishness by TAMK Students
Six years of tough love:
The beauties and hardships of moving to Finland.
My experience of Finnishness
FInnish nature and sauna
Exploring Finnishness: The Spirit of Finland
Finland might be a small Nordic country, but Finnishness is rich and multifaceted, shaped by a history of resilience, a connection to nature, and an emphasis on equality and honesty. Many elements of Finnish culture are unique, and as the world becomes more interconnected, people are increasingly fascinated by the values, lifestyle, and traditions that define Finnish identity.
Getting to know Finn-land
Finnish culture is often described through its simplicity, resilience, and deep connection with nature. When I came to experience it myself 3 years ago, I created my own understanding of what it means to be Finnish, with sauna, silence, and the Finnish concept of sisu on the forefront.
My Finnishness as a foreigner
Everyone that visits Finland leaves with a piece of the country still within them, so even as a foreigner you can have Finnishness in you.
Finnish student culture and overall traditions
Studying in Finland is already such a great privilege to have but it gets even better. Instead of sitting in your room studying too much or sitting in the lecture all day, Finland cares about their students. As a student you can enjoy countless of associations, clubs, events, parties and most importantly new knowledge without overworking yourself.
The Four Seasons and the Essence of Finnish Life
When people move to Finland, they often describe our culture as unique, peaceful, and deeply rooted in nature. For me, the concept of "Finnishness" is closely linked to the rhythm of the seasons, the connection to the outdoors, and the sense of security that are part of everyday life.
Finnish winter
The long winter brings a lot of peace and cold.
Finnishness
Weather and sauna are the two most commonly used words in Finnish culture.
Finnish summer
Finland is one of the happiest countries in the world. I think that our summer is the reason why it is like that. Nature is at its finest and people are having long holidays. It's the perfect time to hang out with families and friends.