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Finland is one of the best kept secrets in Europe. It’s history as a battleground between the East (Russia) and West (Sweden) is evident today in everything from its unique architecture to rich cultural tradition.
Almost 30 thousand international students study in Finland each year, most from China, Russia, and Germany. Popular destinations in Finland for students are Helsinki, the capital, Tempere, the second largest metropolitan area, Turku, Oulu, Vaasa and Jyväsklä.
Continue reading for more information about studying abroad in Finland.
Finland combines academic quality, innovation and a safe, student-friendly society. Its universities focus on research and academic depth, while Universities of Applied Sciences (UAS) emphasise practical learning and strong links with working life.
For students looking for English-taught degrees in Europe, Finland offers a wide range of options across technology, business, health, engineering, design, sustainability and other fields.
Universities
Universities of Applied Sciences
English-taught Bachelor’s & Master’s programmes
Average weekly work allowance
Finland offers a strong combination of academic quality, practical learning, international programmes and a well-organised student environment.
Internationally recognised institutions, modern learning environments and strong quality assurance.
Research-led universities and career-focused UAS programmes connect study with real-world skills.
More than 600 English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programmes are available across Finland.
English-taught study options are available across a wide range of academic and professional fields. Availability and entry requirements vary by institution and programme.
Students holding a Finnish residence permit for studies may work in paid employment for an average of 30 hours per week, subject to the official permit conditions. Degree-related practical training and diploma work have separate rules.
After completing a degree in Finland, eligible graduates can apply for a residence permit to look for work or start a business for up to two years.
Employment is not guaranteed, and students should not rely on part-time work to fund tuition and living costs.
Future Serve can support you through the process while keeping university and immigration requirements transparent and profile-specific.
Start your Norway journey with Future Serve Education Advisors and open doors to a bright future! Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you begin your studies in Finland.
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