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Study in Finland

The education system in Finland is considered one of the best in the world. The Finnish system is far more advanced than any education system in the West. Addressing challenges such as unemployment, migration to other countries, and other socio-economic obstacles, Finland has always focused on its education system to serve as the foundation of economic growth.
Vocational training and upskilling are introduced at a young age and the teaching methodology and curriculum at the higher education level ensure that students engage in applied learning which is poured back into the economy and fuels its growth.

Why study in Finland ?

Excellent quality of education
Globally renowned education and training system
Focuses on individual development and contribution to society
Innovative and creative study environment

 

Top Universities
  • University of Helsinki
  • University of Turku
  • Aalto University
  • University of Eastern Finland
  • University of Oulu
  • University of Helsinki
  • University of Helsinki
  • University of Helsinki
  • University of Helsinki

 


Skill Shortages
  • Healthcare Professionals
  • Social Work Professionals
  • Teaching and related professions
  • Customer Care Professionals
  • Administrative Professionals


Frequently asked Questions

  • What are the eligibility criteria for a masters degree?

    A: Each university and course has different criteria, but the most common is a bachelors degree in a relevant field. Most reputed business schools will also require a GMAT or GRE. Check the university’s website for the relevant course to find exact requirements.

  • Do finland universities teach in English

    A: One of the main concerns of International Students looking to study in Finland is regarding the medium of teaching.
    Universities in Finland along with University of Applied Sciences or in other words polytechnics offer programs in all fields in both th e undergraduate and postgraduate level in English. International students have over more than 450+ programs to choose from, which includes doctoral level programs as well.

  • Is Finland expensive to be in?

    A: The cost of living in Finland is like other European countries. The cost of accommodation varies based on the city as well. Helsinki and Tampere are slightly more expensive cities to live in compared to cities like Oulu, Pori, Lappeenranta, and Jyvaskyla.
    The cost of accommodation in Helsinki would start at about €650 per month and can go up to €1,500 depending on the type of accommodation