Finland participated at the 2017 Summer Universiade in Taipei, Taiwan, from 19 to 30 August 2017.

The team won one gold medal – by Ari-Pekka Liukkonen in the men's 50 metre freestyle swimming event – and three other medals in athletics events.

Athletes were selected by the High Performance Unit of the Finnish Olympic Committee.

[3] Chef de Mission: Jukka Tirri Legend: PB = personal best, SB = season best, Q = qualified by place, q = qualified by time Legend: q = qualified by performance, PB = personal best Legend: (C) = captain, G = guard, C = centre, F = forward, W = win, L = loss Legend: Q = qualified, E = eliminated, L = loss, W = win Legend: W = win, L = loss, Q = qualified In both genders, the individual qualification will also act as the team all-around event final.

Legend: FX = score and rank in floor exercise, PH = score and rank in pommel horse, RG = score and rank in rings, VT = score and rank in vault, PB = score and rank in parallel bars, HB = score and rank in horizontal bar, Q = qualified, R = reserve Legend: FX = score in floor exercise, PH = score in pommel horse, RG = score in rings, VT = score in vault, PB = score in parallel bars, HB = score in horizontal bar, parentheses indicate a non-counting score Legend: VT = score and rank in vault, UB = score and rank in uneven bars, BB = score and rank in balance beam, FX = score and rank in floor exercise, R = reserve, Q = qualified Legend: VT = score in vault, UB = score in uneven bars, BB = score in balance beam, FX = score in floor exercise Legend: W = win, L = loss Legend: Q = classified for the next round Legend: L = loss Legend: C = team captain, S = setter player, OH = outside hitter, MB = middle blocker, OP = opposite player, LI = libero, W = win, L = loss