<p><strong>Helsinki</strong></p>

<p>More over 640,000 people live in Helsinki, the capital of Finland. As a result, it is the nation&#39;s most populous city. It is regarded as the hub of culture, politics, finance, and education, and is consistently rated as one of the most livable cities in the world.</p>

<p>Finland has 5 other higher education institutions in addition to its 10 universities. The University of Helsinki is the biggest and oldest institution of higher learning in the nation, with about 36,500 students. The Metropolia University of Applied Sciences and the HELBUS Helsinki School of Business are both situated in the city.</p>

<p><strong>Tampere</strong></p>

<p>Due to its location between two lakes, Tampere has historically served as a significant source of power for the nation, most notably for the production of electricity. The city is known as &quot;Manse&quot; and has a lengthy industrial history.<br />
Two universities and two polytechnic institutions make up Tampere&#39;s four higher education institutions. The University of Tampere, which has more than 16,000 students, is located close to the city centre. The Tampere University of Technology is a nearby institution with more than 12,000 students. A non-university higher education institution, Tampere University of Applied Sciences has about 10,000 students.</p>