Study in Finland Intake 2026 - 2027
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Study Destination
Finland
Finland combines world-classss innovation-focused education with outstanding quality of life.
Tuition
€8,000 / year
Living Cost
€700 - €1,000 / month
Work Rights
Average 30 hours/week (subject to permit rules)
Intakes
August, January
Why Study in Finland?
Finland is known for a research-driven and innovation-focused education system, modern learning environments and strong links to technology and sustainability. Many universities and universities of applied sciences offer English-taught programmes.
Why Choose Finland?
Strong reputation for innovation, technology and education
Modern teaching and research environments
Wide selection of English-taught master's and bachelor's programmes
High-quality student services and strong focus on sustainability
Getting Started
Admission Requirements
- Relevant academic qualification and programme-specific prerequisites
- English-language proficiency for English-taught programmes
- Valid passport and supporting documents
- Some programmes may use entrance examinations, portfolios or programme-specific selection criteria
Student Visa
Visa Information
- Non-EU/EEA students generally need a residence permit for studies.
- Applicants need proof of admission to an eligible programme.
- Applicants must meet the applicable financial and insurance requirements.
- Additional documentation may be required by the Finnish Immigration Service.
Cost of Living
A practical planning range is around €700–€1,000 per month, though Helsinki and other larger cities can cost more. Accommodation is usually the largest expense.
Work Opportunities
Students with a Finnish residence permit for studies may work within the current permit rules; the permitted work is generally described as an average of 30 hours per week, subject to the conditions in force.
Post-Study Opportunities
After graduation, eligible students can apply for a residence permit to look for work or start a business. The permit can provide up to two years for this purpose, subject to the current requirements.
Academic Options
Popular Courses
University Options
Popular Universities
University of Helsinki
Aalto University
University of Turku
University of Tampere
University of Oulu
University of Eastern Finland
How to Apply
Choose a programme through the appropriate Finnish application route
Check academic and English-language requirements
Prepare certificates, transcripts, passport and programme-specific documents
Submit the application before the programme deadline
Accept the study place and complete any required fees
Apply for the residence permit for studies and prepare for arrival
Other Study Destinations

United Kingdom
From £10,000 / year
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Australia
From AUD 20,000 / year
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New Zealand
From NZD 18,000 / year
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Ireland
From €10,000 / year
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Germany
From €0 - €1,500 / year
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France
From €2,902 Bachelor / €3,950 Master (public)
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Hungary
From €3,000 / year
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United States
From USD 15,000 / year
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Canada
From CAD 15,000 / year
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South Korea
From USD 3,000 / year
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