Study in Finland - Scholarships

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Breadcrumb Home Funding Your Studies Funding your studies Studying in Finland is a great investment. With flexible study paths and a stable society with equal opportunities, studying in Finland has got you covered. Share Key facts Plan to cover your tuition fees and living costs independently. Non-EU/EEA students usually pay tuition for English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programmes. Tuition fees are typically €8,000–€20,000 per year, depending on the programme. University scholarships are competitive and usually cover tuition fees only, not living costs. Doctoral programmes do not charge tuition fees, but doctoral students must fund their living costs. Living costs are approximately €900–€1,200 per month. Part-time work is allowed, but challenging to find - it should not be your main funding plan. Getting Started Planning a realistic budget for your time in Finland is an important part of preparing for the journey ahead. You should be prepared to cover all your living costs independently. Additionally, if you are a non-EU/EEA student admitted to an English-taught bachelor's or master's programme, you would be required to pay tuition fees. Even though students are allowed to wor…

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