Youngest Person to Earn a University of Helsinki Course Certificate

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Faisalabad, Punjab, Pakistan / March 17, 2026

Hanzala Nazir of Faisalabad, Pakistan, was 16 when he completed Ethics of AI, a free 2 ECTS online course from the University of Helsinki, on March 17, 2026. In the video he pans across his printed certificate of completion, signed by a University of Helsinki professor, and points to its date and validation link. RecordSetter opened that link on the university's certificates.mooc.fi service, which shows the same certificate in his name dated March 17, 2026, and took his age from the date of birth he supplied. Big questions about AI, tackled at 16.

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- The certificate must be a course completion certificate for a University of Helsinki online course, such as its MOOCs on mooc.fi, issued in the holder's own name. Courses on the same subject from other universities or training providers do not count.
- The course must be worth ECTS credits, as stated on the certificate or on the University of Helsinki's course page. Registering the credits with the university's Open University is not required.
- The certificate must show on the University of Helsinki's own validation page, such as certificates.mooc.fi, with the holder's name, the course and the completion date.
- The result is the holder's age in years on the completion date, and the submission must state the holder's date of birth.
- Must provide video evidence of the holder showing the certificate.
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