Why choose Finland?
Study in the world's happiest country, where students are trusted to think for themselves.
A World-Class Education
Finnish universities are globally respected for prioritising problem-solving and practical skills over exams alone.
Happiness and Safety
Consistently ranked the world's happiest and safest, offering a calm environment for students to thrive.
A Technology Powerhouse
Home of Nokia and 5G pioneering, Finland leads in ICT, gaming, and clean tech.
Equal Opportunity
A flat hierarchy encourages direct engagement with professors and industry leaders.
Plan your Finland journey
Practical insights for studying in Finland
The essentials you need to plan your journey to Finland.
What you should know about studying in Finland
- Flexible work rights: Average 30 hours/week, more during holidays, as studies permit.
- A two-year pathway into your career: A two-year residence permit is available post-graduation to seek work or start a business.
- Fast-track PR pathways: Master's graduates can pursue permanent residence, aided by employment or Finnish/Swedish language skills.
- Financial proof: Show EUR 9,600/year (EUR 800/month) for living costs.
Popular student cities
- Helsinki: High-tech capital, home to the University of Helsinki and Aalto University.
- Tampere: Leading tech and research hub with a lively student scene.
- Oulu & Turku: Finland's "Silicon Valley" and historic academic heart, offering lower costs and specialised research.
The cost of living and earning
- Living costs: The annual cost of living is about 9,733 euros, with Helsinki being the most expensive.
- Part-time work opportunities: Part-time wages typically range EUR 10–15/hour.
Scholarships & funding
The Finland Scholarship covers full tuition plus a EUR 5,000 relocation grant; universities also offer early-bird discounts and merit waivers of 50–100%.
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