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Strategy, quality and values
At the University of Vaasa, we study and conduct research to address significant societal challenges. As part of the largest energy technology hub in the Nordics, in one of the most successful regions of our country, we are at the heart of the solution to the energy transition and the transition to a carbon neutral society.
The University of Vaasa’s strategy and values provide a clear direction toward an impactful and responsible future. We are committed to building a more sustainable world through research, education, and societal engagement. Explore the principles that guide our decisions and development – our strategy, sustainability efforts, and the promotion of equality.
University of Vaasa Strategy
The University of Vaasa’s Strategy 2030 sets the course toward a future focused on sustainable business, energy, and society. The university aims for impactful research, work-life-oriented education, and a strong sense of community. Its core values – courage, community, and responsibility – guide all activities and support the vision of becoming an internationally recognised research university by 2030.
Sustainability and responsibility
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Our dedication to sustainability runs deep, with a commitment to incorporating the social, economic and ecological dimensions of sustainability into every aspect of our work. Located in the Nordic energy capital, we embrace a special responsibility to lead the way in sustainable development. As a renowned research university, we actively promote innovations and solutions that create value for both industry and society at large.
Equality at the University of Vaasa
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The University of Vaasa promotes equality and non-discrimination in all its activities – in teaching, research, and the development of the work community. The goal is to build an inclusive, safe, and fair community where everyone feels valued.
The Equality Plan guides concrete actions, supported by a multidisciplinary working group. This work is part of the university’s commitment to responsibility and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.