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Study in Finland studyinfinland.fi

Discover why Finland is a top choice for international students with its innovative education, high quality of life, peaceful society, and modern facilities. Learn about the highly-valued Finnish education system and universities, offering a wide range of programs in English. Find out about study options, funding, practicalities, and how to make your way to Finland.

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Study in Finland studyinfinland.fi

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  1. Study in Finland www.studyinfinland.fi

  2. A Nordic member of EU

  3. Education form the top of the world o Most stable country in the world (Failed States Index 2015) o Among the least corrupted countries in the world (Corruption Perceptions Index, 2014) o Plus Finland is among the top: • Innovate countries (Global Innovation Index, 2014) • Countries for quality of life (Eurostat, 2014) • Peaceful countries (Global Peace Index, 2014) o Most efficient education system in the world (The Efficiency Index 2014)

  4. A country of contrasts: cool and warm

  5. High-end technology and pure nature

  6. Modern and traditional

  7. A country with high standards o A peaceful and well-organised society o Good and effective education system o Affordable higher education o Modern facilities and well-trimmed student services o Education highly valued

  8. The Finnish Education system

  9. Meet João from Brazil

  10. Universities o Close connection between studies and research, students and researchers o 14 universities • 6,5% of all full-degree students are internationals (year 2014) o Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees (3+2+4 years) o Universities are mostly state-funded o ECTS credit system fully adopted

  11. Polytechnics / Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS) o Professionally-oriented education tailored to the needs of the labour market o 24 polytechnics (UAS) • 7% of all full-degree students are internationals (year 2014) o Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees (3.5 – 4 ;1 - 1.5 years) • Relevant work experience required for UAS-MA programmes o UASs are municipal or private institutions, mostly state-funded o ECTS credit system fully adopted

  12. Study in English! o Over 400 study programmes taught in English • 81 Bachelor, 295 Master and 66 Doctoral programmes (2015) o Courses ranging from short-term programmes (exchange, visiting student) to full scale degree programmes o An excellent choice of subjects spanning from high-tech know-how through to fine arts o Internationally acclaimed expertise in many areas e.g. ICT, bio-technology, forestry and environmental sciences, architecture, and design

  13. ... and you get along everywhere in English

  14. How to make your way to Finland? oExchange studies • Many opportunities available from bilateral agreements to multinational programmes oDegree studies (BA and MA) • Inform yourself about all degree programmes and admission criteria on www.studyinfinland.fi o Postgraduate studies (PhD) • Scholarship options exist for PhD students and researches

  15. Funding and other practicalities o Currently no tuition fees are charged on BA, MA and PhD studies Study fees are included in the new governmental programme, details however haven’t been made public o Living costs approx. 700-900 euros per month o A bank deposit of 6 720 euros per year and health insurance are required for non EU/EEA-citizens when applying for a residence permit o At universities a student union membership fee around 60-110 euros

  16. Your steps to Finland 1. Find the right programme 2. Check the entry requirements 3. Check how and when to apply 4. Plan your finances 5. Visas and student residence permit 6. Student accommodation and other practical issues

  17. Finland is a natural choice Everything you need to know you can find on: www.studyinfinland.fi studyinfinland #studyinfinland studyinfinland

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