Results of the KOTT survey
The basic results of the Finnish Student Health and Wellbeing Survey (KOTT) are published on this page. Reported topics include higher education students' living conditions, lifestyles, social inclusion and studies, health, functional capacity, substances and addictions, and health services.
The results are published in Finnish as phenomenon reports and indicator tables. Press releases about the reports are also published in English.
Press releases and news
- An increasing number of higher education students get enough exercise but spend too much time online
25 Nov 2024 - Half of higher education students use FSHS services – received care was found beneficial
31 Oct 2024 - The psychological distress of higher education students has decreased
14 Oct 2024 - Increased income difficulties among higher education students – income is scarce for one in five
1 Oct 2024
Phenomenon reports (in Finnish)
Material and methods
Living conditions
Lifestyles
Substances and addictions
- Use of tobacco and nicotine products
- Use of alcohol and drugs
- Gambling, digital gaming and internet use
Health, health services and functional capacity
Indicators in tables (in Finnish)
The indicator tables contain the results of each indicator by gender, age group, higher education sector and survey year (2024 and 2021). The table page shows the results, 95% confidence intervals and a description of the formation of the indicator.
Indicator tables for the KOTT survey
Previously published results
KOTT 2021 survey results
The basic results of the KOTT 2021 survey are available on the Terveytemme.fi service. The weighted distributions of the multiple-choice questions in the KOTT 2021 survey questionnaire can also be found on the Terveytemme.fi service.
View the results on the Terveytemme.fi service (in Finnish)
Results of previous KOTT surveys
The Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS) was responsible for implementing the previous KOTT surveys. The results can be found on the FSHS website.
