I might do a study abroad there at Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, Finland. I have a couple of questions... 1.) Are there alot of minorities such as blacks, arabs, asians? 2.) Is Finnish hard to learn? I know its a non Indo-Euro language, but it seems easy to read, where as speaking is a whole different story. 3.) Is it hard for Americas to find jobs and live in Finland? 1) Turku has some, but they are not near of that School. Anyway when we Finns think that here's too much, other europeans say that we don't have at all compared to their countries.  2) For me it wasn't :) But yes IE people say that, but I know several IE people that have learned to speak like a native. I think that Finnish is not hard (not much rules nor exceptions), but you need to change your way of thinking. Pronouncing is 1:1 with writing.  3) No, at least not in business industry.