This paper presents key themes and findings of global education research in Finland. Empirical and theoretical journal articles, books and book chapters published between years 2007 and 2017, which concern Finnish education, from early childhood education to primary and secondary level education, and teacher education (university level educational sciences) are included in the thematic review. The key themes and findings are discussed in the light of previous international meta-analyses of global education and global citizenship education research.

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