Master of Humanities in Community Education
A Finnish-taught master’s programme preparing professionals for leadership and development roles in diverse communities.
Best for:Best for professionals with experience in youth work, NGOs, or HR seeking to advance into leadership roles with a focus on community development and multicultural environments.
Overview
This Finnish-taught Master of Humanities programme in Community Education focuses on community development, leadership, and multicultural environments. Based in Helsinki, it equips graduates with skills to drive organisational and field-wide improvements through practical projects. Ideal for professionals with backgrounds in youth work, NGOs, or HR, the programme emphasises real-world application, enabling students to develop their workplace practices. Graduates gain qualifications for advanced roles requiring a master’s degree, with a strong emphasis on international and inclusive perspectives.
What you'll do
- Develop and implement community development projects to enhance organisational practices.
- Lead and participate in multidisciplinary teams focused on community and organisational growth.
- Conduct research and analysis to identify and address challenges in community and workplace settings.
- Collaborate with diverse stakeholders, including international and multicultural groups, to foster inclusive environments.
- Apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios through workplace-based development projects.
- Develop skills in strategic planning and policy-making for community and organisational improvement.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as Education, Social Sciences, Humanities, or equivalent professional experience.
Degree offered: Master of Humanities
Language: Finnish and English; proficiency in Finnish is required for the programme.
Instruction: Finnish
- Professional experience in youth work, NGOs, or HR-related roles.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills for working in multicultural environments.
- Ability to conduct research and analyse community needs.
- Experience in project management and organisational development.
- Applicants should have close connections to working life, preferably in youth work, NGOs, or HR roles.
- No specific nationality restrictions, but proficiency in Finnish is mandatory.
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-09-21
Applicants must submit their application through the official Opintopolku portal. Required documents include a CV, a personal statement, and proof of language proficiency. Additional documents may be requested based on individual circumstances.
- CV
- Personal statement
- Proof of language proficiency (Finnish and English)
- Bachelor’s degree certificate and transcripts
- Proof of relevant professional experience (if applicable)
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