It all began during a Pajama party. Sitting casually discussing various things while enjoying pancakes an idea came that students face various issues during their exchange program. Students have troubles settling into their new homes and upon completion of their exchange studies they are forced to sell the stuff at a very low cost or throw it in the garbage. So an engineer, a business minded person with eco friendly views and a logistics expert decided to create a eco friendly solution and in the process help the environment and as a result StudentSurvival was born Kitchenware & Textiles all in one place. Located in Vaasa we began our journey and in the next 2 years we aim to cover all major cities of Finland and implement circular economy in the process.
We are always excited to meet new enthusiasts. Let’s grab a coffee and discuss the details. You can easily launch the service in your own city and support the local student life. Just feel free to get in touch with us for more details.
It doesn’t matter how big or small city. All you need is passion and commitment We welcome enthusiasts from every city. Just drop us a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Hei kaikille ja tervetuloa Turkuun! My name is Anja and I came to Turku as an exchange student in August 2020 – full of expectations (as you do) and curious about Turku, probably the best student city in Finland. I studied at the University of Turku at the School of......
Hi my name is Svenja! I am 23 years old and I live in Bremen in northern Germany. In August 2020 I started my semester abroad at Turku AMK in the department of Mechanical Engineering. I have to admit, getting started in a new city, in a new country, can be......
Last year I was an exchange student in Finland. I stayed four months. Before my arrival I chose my lectures at the partner university, I booked my flight and I found an accommodation… I was very happy and nearly everything was well prepared… Yes, I said ‘nearly’, because before my......
