Study in Finland from India

What does it cost to study in Finland?

Bachelor's tuition (non-EU) is €8,000–12,000/yr and master's tuition (non-EU) is €10,000–18,000/yr; scholarships commonly cover 50–100% of tuition; proof of funds required is ~€6,720/yr; estimated monthly cost of living is ~€850 (students typically need €800–1,000/month).

How does the student visa for Finland work?

The visa process involves securing an admission letter, showing proof of funds around €6,720, arranging health insurance, applying for a student residence permit online, providing biometrics at a VFS centre, and registering after arrival.

What English or language scores do you need?

IELTS 6.0–6.5 or TOEFL is required for bachelor's applicants (some programmes also require an entrance exam or task), and IELTS 6.5 is required for most master's programmes.

Can you work during and after your studies?

Graduates can obtain a 2-year Post-Study Permit (residence permit to seek work after study). Students may work up to about 30 hours a week during study.

When are the intakes?

• August/September
• January

What do Indian students usually study there?

• Technology & Engineering
• Information Technology
• Business
• Design
• Environmental Science
• Health Sciences

Which universities and cities are best known?

Universities

• University of Helsinki
• Aalto University
• University of Turku
• Tampere University
• University of Oulu
• LUT University

Cities

• Helsinki
• Espoo
• Tampere
• Turku
• Oulu
• Jyväskylä