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Some Exciting Facts about Studying in Finland
Why Study in Finland?
Are you dreaming of studying abroad? Finland offers a unique and exciting educational experience that could be the perfect fit for you.
Finnish universities and universities of applied sciences (UAS) adopt a multi-disciplinary approach that combines self-study with practical problem-solving, creating a well-rounded learning experience. Whether you’re passionate about research or prefer a more professional focus, Finland has the right program for you. With high-tech laboratories, well-equipped libraries, and top-notch infrastructure, you’ll have access to the tools you need to excel in your studies. The quality of teaching is exceptional, and it’s accessible to all students. Plus, there are numerous scholarship opportunities available to international students, making Finland an attractive destination for those looking to further their education.
Start your journey to success by choosing Finland as your study destination. Keep on reading to discover more about what makes Finland one of the best places to study abroad.
FAQs
Studying in Finland is open to students from all around the world, both from Europe and beyond. You’ll find a wide range of courses taught in English at the Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD levels. If you’re from outside Europe, there might be tuition fees, but don’t worry, universities offer grants to help.
Absolutely! Finland offers more than 500 programs that are taught in English.
Finland takes pride in its universities. Most of them rank among the top 600 globally on the AWRU-Shanghai list, and all of them are in the top 1000. Even the smaller universities have impressive research teams. In terms of learning outcomes, Finnish Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) are ranked #1 worldwide for scientific literacy, according to Universitas-21.
The primary application period is in January every year, for programs starting in September. However, some programs might have different application schedules, so always check with the university or program you’re interested in. If you’re unsure where to start, we’re here to help! Feel free to contact us for guidance on the application process.
The entry requirements vary depending on the specific degree program you’re interested in. To know the exact details and check your eligibility, visit the university’s website or get in touch with us for the Admissions Services.
The English proficiency requirements vary depending on the program. You should contact us to find out the available options and the specific English language requirements.
Tuition fees for Bachelor’s and Master’s programs can range from approximately EUR 4,000 to EUR 18,000 per year. The exact amount depends on the program you choose.
Living costs in Finland are estimated to be around EUR 700-900 per month, which includes accommodation. As a student, you can enjoy discounts on public transportation, student restaurants, and various services like movies and concerts.
Yes, it’s possible to bring your family members with you. However, each family member will need to apply for their own residence permit based on family ties. You’ll need to demonstrate that you can financially support your family.
You can work part-time during your studies in Finland. Many Finnish students take on summer jobs, engage in project work, or internships to gain valuable work experience. This is highly recommended for international students as well. Universities often have connections with local employers and can assist you with job applications.
After completing your degree in Finland, you have the option to apply for an extension of your residence permit for up to one year to seek employment opportunities in the country. This allows you to start your career in Finland after graduation.