Gendered motivations and aspirations of university physics students in Finland

Ramón S. Barthelemy · Alexis V. Knaub

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Finland is known worldwide for their strong K-12 education system and robust gender equality across their nation, yet Finnish female university students still face challenges that male students do not.

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