Fees and Cost of Living

Tuition Fees

Non-EU/EEA students need to pay tuition for English-taught bachelor카지노 커뮤니티 랭킹�s and master카지노 커뮤니티 랭킹�s programmes.

Fees range from €8,000 to €20,000 per year, varying by university and programme. Check specific fees on  or with the university you are applying to. If you are paying tuition, you are often also eligible to apply for the possible scholarships offered by the university in question.

Doctoral programmes do not charge tuition, regardless of nationality. 

Living Expenses

Beyond tuition, you need to be able to cover your living costs independently.

Finland is a relatively expensive country to live in, so while the official minimum requirement set by Finnish Immigration Service Migri is €800 per month, we recommend you reserve a bit more for your living expenses, approximately €900 카지노 커뮤니티 랭킹� €1000 per month. This includes food, accommodation, and travel.

You must prove and when applying for a student residence permit.

Remember that finding employment during your studies can be quite challenging, especially without Finnish/Swedish skills. So you should not base your financial plans on the uncertain prospect of finding part-time empolyment during your studies.

Student Union Fees

University students pay an annual student union fee of about €50-€70 per academic year, granting access to discounts in student restaurants and public transport. Student union membership at universities of applied sciences (UAS) is optional.

Your Finnish university can provide advice on student union and health care fees, among other practicalities.

Student Healthcare Fee

If you are studying for a bachelor's or a master's degree: in order to use the services of the , you'll be required to pay an annual - currently around 35 euros per term (that's about 70 euros per year).