Become an expert in the energy sector

Technological development challenges traditional energy expertise and requires reshaping job roles to better fit new business. The rapid change demands a high-quality and agile education system, flexible degree structures, new practices for on-the-job training and close cooperation with local educational providers.

Jobs in the energy sector are diverse and interesting. Employment opportunities are offered by power plants, electricity and district heating companies, businesses focused on energy sales, distribution and transmission, equipment suppliers, and network contracting companies. Additionally, energy professionals work in public administration, regulatory bodies, energy sector associations, and other stakeholders. Since energy is produced and used locally, there are energy sector jobs available all over Finland.

Are you currently considering what to do after completing basic education or a degree? What kind of education would lead to an interesting field and exciting job opportunities? 
Energy sector education and employment options are detailed on the Energiamaailma website (in Finnish).

Education and career paths

The sector employs a wide range of professionals with different educational backgrounds: technical experts, especially in the electrical engineering, engineers, M.Sc. (Tech), business graduates, BBA graduates, law graduates, and ICT specialists.

The content and requirements of educational programs may vary depending on the institution. More information about education and career paths can be found on the Energiamaailma website (in Finnish).

Every year, Finnish Energy awards scholarships to young people studying in the field, based on recommendations from member companies. Scholarship recipients have completed an on-the-job training period, internship, or thesis in an energy company and demonstrated innovation and professional development in their work.