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Study in Finland

Finland''s education system is ranked #1 in the world. PhD programs are tuition-free and students are often salaried.

Capital
Helsinki
Language
Finnish/English
Currency
EUR (€)
Avg Cost/mo
$900–1,300/mo
Avg Tuition
Free for EU/EEA students; non-EU approx EUR 6,000-18,000 per year (scholarships common)

Finland”s education system is ranked #1 in the world. PhD programs are tuition-free and students are often salaried.

Visa Information

Residence permit required for non-EU.

Study requirements

  • Upper secondary qualification for bachelor's, or a relevant degree for master's
  • English proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL) and sometimes an entrance exam
  • Academic transcripts and certificates
  • Valid passport and proof of funds
  • Residence permit for non-EU students

Student life

Finland combines world-class education with clean, safe cities and stunning nature, from lakes and forests to the northern lights. Student life in Helsinki and Tampere is relaxed and tech-savvy, with strong support services, active student unions, and affordable student housing and meals. Long winters are balanced by bright summers and a strong sauna and outdoor culture.

Scholarships in Finland

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Top universities

Universities in Finland

Study options

Programs in Finland

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