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Country

Finland

Level

Bachelor's, Master's, PhD

Deadline

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About this scholarship

The Finland Scholarship and Finnish university tuition-waiver / early-bird scholarship schemes for non-EU/EEA international students, covering tuition and first-year relocation support.

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Finland offers flexible study paths, a stable society and equal opportunities, but careful financial planning is an essential part of preparing for your studies. Share Key facts Plan to cover your tuition fees and living costs independently. Students from outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland usually pay tuition for English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programmes. Tuition fees are typically €9,000–€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 part-time jobs can be hard to find. Working during studies 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. Students from outside the EU/EEA or Switzerland are also generally required to pay tuition fees for English-taught bachelor’s and master’s programmes. Although students with a student residence permit may work up to 30 hours per week on average, you should not rely on part-time work to cover your living costs or tuition fees. Moreover, finding part-time work is challenging - especially without local language skills! Remember that your studies should remain your main priority. Some universities may offer scholarships or tuition fee waivers for international students at bachelor’s and master’s level. Funding options also exist at doctoral level. Fees and Cost of Living Learn more Bachelor's and master's scholarships Learn more Doctoral funding Learn more Updated 18.09.2026 Home Finnish National Agency for Education PO Box 343 (Hakaniemenranta 6) FI-00531 Helsinki Finland Study in Finland Your official guide to university studies in Finland. Brought to you by The Finnish National Agency for Education.

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Who can apply for the Study in Finland Scholarships?

Students pursuing Bachelor's, Master's, PhD degrees can apply. International students are eligible.

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