It's my pleasure Mary! I hope that this was informative. Its a complicated topic so i had to simplify it quite a bit. So let me know if i need to elaborate on something 👍
Very informative! Thanks bro. If you'll ever come to TURKU, let's grab a drink. Still lots of things to learn in this Cold, Gloomy, yet wonderful country 😀.From a FILIPINO Subscriber
Moika Oliver, May you please mention some of the Universities or UAS who is offering scholarship for cost of living in addition to the tuition fees... how do you think some big companies, organisations or parties could help international students to get a student loan or scholarship?
Hey Meyerovich and thanks for the question! Unfortunately the only university that i know for certain to offer a number of living cost scholarships is the university of Helsinki. You can check out the specifics here: www.helsinki.fi/en/admissions-and-education/apply-bachelors-and-masters-programmes/tuition-fees-and-scholarship-programme In terms of companies and organisations, i have no idea about any entities like these because it is not common for Finnish organisations to fund bachelor's or master's studies. This kind of a system exists only for doctoral studies.. Some Finnish students use government guaranteed student loans to fund their studies but these particular loans are only for Finnish nationals. Sorry for not being able to help here.
To be quite honest, i have no idea. I would recommend that you check out the university website and specifically their webpage on application requirements. However, do note that the webpage most likely still has the information for last year and it will be updated for the upcoming application round in September-October.
Hi Rajeev. As a general rule of thumb, there are very few university programmes that start their studies in January (in the spring term) and most of the schools start their studies in late August or early September (autumn term). This means that the clear majority of applications for the upcoming academic year (starting in autumn 2021) have already gone. In Finland there are basically 3 application rounds during which Englight taught programmes are offered: 1. Autumn (september) application round - applications happen in September - pretty much no universities take part in this application round and only universities of applied sciences are available (if you dont know what the difference is, please watch this video: ruclips.net/video/u2cDS0xAnkk/видео.html) - studies start in January next year 2. Winter (December) application round - applications start in December and ends in January - only English taught master's degrees - both universities and universities of applied sciences take part - studies start in late August or early September the same year 3. Spring (January) application round - applications start in January and end either at the end of January or mid February - only English taught bachelor's degrees - both universities and universities of applied sciences take part - studies start in late August or early September the same year Again, please note that the clear majority of bachelor's applications happen in January. If you want to learn more about these application rounds and their schedules, please watch this video: ruclips.net/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/видео.html If you want to apply for the January intake, please check out the selection of degrees from this website: beta.opintopolku.fi/konfo/en/haku/?hakutapa=hakutapa_01&opetuskieli=oppilaitoksenopetuskieli_4&order=desc&size=20&sort=score&yhteishaku=1.2.246.562.29.00000000000000000800
We were thinking about Canada for a English master for my wife but the process for Finland seems easier, and i have diploma in accounting with 3-4 year experience in accounting and sale supervisor, and we both can speak English, the only thing holding me back is everyone saying you won't be able to find any jobs besides cleaning and dishwasher if you can speak Finnish
Yes you can. You should do this during the spring joint application period when the international bachelor's programmes are open for application. There are also some individual UAS English taught bachelor's programmes that are open for applications during the autumn but the clear majority of these are applied for during the spring application. For more information on the timing and the application system, please check out my video where i explain the different application methods in Finland: ruclips.net/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/видео.html
Your every vedio is very informative......your every vedio topics is so clear...go ahead bro.love from bangladesh..and i wanna know one thing ..is there any admission circular in Finland before Autumn joint application..?..and another thing.. which one is better joint application or separate application..?..🌸
I have have written more than 3500 words in my application for scholarship on the portal for the university of Tampere, and realised after the deadline that half of the letter was discarded as it was more than 3500 but it was half finished and I can't make modifications on the portal... I'm thinking of sending a hard copy by post, is this a gud idea ?
Plz guide me which university is best for me in Finland. I want to pursue my bachelor's in engineering and my IELTS score is 6.5 does Finn's university required IELTS plz guide me which university are best for engineering and also when to apply for admission and scholarship. Plz guide your videos are so helpful 🙂🙂or one thing more is Finland better than Hungary or Hungary is plz tell this where should u apply.
Hi, I like your sharing very much. I heard that as long as you have IELTS score of 6-7, you don't have to take the entrance examination to apply for Finland University of Applied Science and technology?
Ive never heard of a rule like this so i cant confirm or deny it. However, please note tha the application requirements always depend on the school that you are applying to and there are no general rules that apply to every UAS. Please check the exact application requirements from each UASs website and conract their admission services to ask this directly from the schools.
Hello oliver, i have some questions 1. How good my academics have to be to get 100 tuition waiver? Like SAT scores. 2. Can I get admitted to subjects like computering engineering if my study background is from business/ arts stream for undergraduate
It's clearly stated on website that none of Finnish universities give expenses for living costs. Therefore there are no FULLY FUNDED SCHOLARSHIP IN FINLAND.
University scholarships are dependent on the individual school and programme that you are applying to so you need to check out all of the individual schools to find the best scholarship programme for you. About fully funded scholarships: some universities like the University of Helsinki used to offer fully funded scholarships even last year but these have apparently been phased out. Instead of fully funded scholarships, universities nowadays offer so called Finland scholarships that do cover additional costs on top of your tuition fees. You can read more about them here: www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/finland-scholarships
Hello , could u pls answer me , I’ve been trying to reach u to ask u . Do u have to be excellent and have good grades to have a scholarship in finland ? Or do they accept average students ??
Thanks for the interesting suggestion. I think this topic is a bit too narrow for most of my viewers considering that we have people watching from all kinds of backgrounds. However, if you have any specific questions about this topic, id be happy to help you here in the comment section.
Hey Majid and thanks for the question. No, there are no specific numbers of scholarships that one can get nor are there specific numerical requirements that define whether or not you will be granted one. All scholarships are granted on a competitive basis and the university scholarship board has always the last word on this.
If i am admitted to centria upcoming autumn joint applicatio in bba programme. Can i transfer myself to bachelor in IT in the same university without paying any extra fee and lossing any extra time? Is it possible? What is the procedure
Hey Abid and thanks for the question. My understanding is that you cannot do this. There is no process for you to transfer yourself to another programme because this would basically just elicit people applying to those programmes that are easy to get into just so that they could transfer themselves later to a more desirable one. If you want to study in a specific programme, you need to apply to it through the normal university application process. Disclaimer: this is based on my personal research on the Finnish university system and if im wrong here and if there are exceptions to this rule, i want to know about them. So as always, if you are not 100% convinced, please contact the school personally and ask them the same question. They will be able to give a 100% definite answer.
@@RoadtoFinnish they replide this. Would you please explain the second passage. Hello, the September 2021 BBA application round will be for a Business Management programme. If you get accepted, it is possible to apply for a transfer to another programme. The transfer application is open twice a year. However, at this moment, we do have other programmes full and the transfer cannot be promised. It is always evaluated case by case based on programmes´ needs. I would recommend for you to apply in January 2022, for the programme which you actually wish to study 😊!
Hi! My husband has been accepted to a master's degree at the university of Helsinki but he did not get the scholarship from the university :( Unfortunately, because we are not from the EU we have to pay the full cost which is 18000 euros that of course, we don't have. Where could he apply for financial aid or what could he do? He has until July to accept or reject the offer. Any advice would be appreciated!
Hey and thanks for the question. Phd studies in Finland are free of charge so there are no tuition fees. This also means that there are no phd scholarships in Finland. Instead, there is a whole different system for funding your phd and i recommend that you read on this topic from this website: www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/doctoral-funding or by contacting universities that you are interested in to ask about their funding options.
@@parthshah730 Im sorry but you did not answer my question. Are you looking to do an exchange period in Finland or are you interested to do a full degree?
Hey fatema and thanks for the question. There are a huge amount of English taught bachelor's degrees in Finland and it is impossible to list out all the schools available. So i would rather ask you to tell me what field / major you are looking to study so that i can provide you with a few example degrees.
These topics cover a huge range of bachelor's programmes but i recommend that you start with the ones provided by Aalto University. Its the best university in Finland in business and technology and also my alma mater. You can check out their available bachelor's programmes here: www.aalto.fi/en/study-at-aalto/bachelors-programmes-in-english
If you are wondering how the university application works in Finland, i have multiple videos explaining this in detail that i recommend you to watch here: ruclips.net/p/PLz4mqtlQagDwFSUbGnaC22qZeWHqu0pJh
The eligibility criteria to study in Finland depend on each university and each of their study programmes individually. Please make sure to check out university websites for more information. In terms of an age limits, there is none. Study gaps do not generally impact your application (at least there is no limit to this) but you have to also remember that universities in Finland admit people based on their merits on a competitive basis. So if you have two people with the exact same merits, previous study backgrounds and grades BUT one of these two has a long study gab (and no work experience to replace it), this might be a negative to the admissions board. Having said this, a study gap should not matter much if you have been using that time productively e.g. by working on your career.
I am student who live in Sri Lanka. I want to come finland after i completed my enginearing degree in Sri Lanka can you tell me about how or anything else for this its may help me to came finland
Hey rashen and thanks for the question. Could you be a bit more specific in what kind of information you are looking for? For example, are you looking to come to Finland to study a higher degree or just to work?
If you want to work in Finland, you need to get a residence permit for work. Please check out the specifics from the Finnish immigration service: migri.fi/en/working-in-finland However, to summarise the process, you need to first find a Finnish company that is willing to hire you and they need to give you an official job offer before you can apply for a residence permit to work here. To be quite honest, this is not going to be easy because the permit process can take a really long time and most Finnish companies are not willing to wait this long unless you are just a superstar in your field. Its much cheaper and more risk-free for them to hire someone who is already residing in Finland. In terms of the citizenship, yes it is possible to apply for Finnish citizenship but you need to work here full-time for quite some time before you can do this. For more information on this issue, please refer to the information that the Finnish immigration service has provided: migri.fi/en/period-of-residence
Hello brother thank you for information will please help me tp get scholarship and study in Finland i am from Nepal i cannot afford expensive university.but i want to study by getting scholarship
Hello there. On my channel you can find a bunch of videos which will help you find and apply to a suitable school. I also have a lot of information about scholarships that you will need when you apply. Unfortunately i cant help people individually but you can get most of the information that you need from my videos 👍
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Want to study in Finland? If yes, start here: ruclips.net/p/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb
Finally the video I've been waiting for. Thank you Oliver for clearly explaining it.
Im happy to hear this was helpful Ramil! As always, do let me know if you have any questions about this or any other topic 👍
Thanks a lot for the video. Students have lucky to have you🍀
It's my pleasure Mary! I hope that this was informative. Its a complicated topic so i had to simplify it quite a bit. So let me know if i need to elaborate on something 👍
Very informative! Thanks bro. If you'll ever come to TURKU, let's grab a drink. Still lots of things to learn in this Cold, Gloomy, yet wonderful country 😀.From a FILIPINO Subscriber
Moika Oliver,
May you please mention some of the Universities or UAS who is offering scholarship for cost of living in addition to the tuition fees... how do you think some big companies, organisations or parties could help international students to get a student loan or scholarship?
Hey Meyerovich and thanks for the question! Unfortunately the only university that i know for certain to offer a number of living cost scholarships is the university of Helsinki. You can check out the specifics here: www.helsinki.fi/en/admissions-and-education/apply-bachelors-and-masters-programmes/tuition-fees-and-scholarship-programme
In terms of companies and organisations, i have no idea about any entities like these because it is not common for Finnish organisations to fund bachelor's or master's studies. This kind of a system exists only for doctoral studies.. Some Finnish students use government guaranteed student loans to fund their studies but these particular loans are only for Finnish nationals.
Sorry for not being able to help here.
Nice video, i just have a question, is it true that this year english certificate is not required(University of kuopio) ?
To be quite honest, i have no idea. I would recommend that you check out the university website and specifically their webpage on application requirements. However, do note that the webpage most likely still has the information for last year and it will be updated for the upcoming application round in September-October.
Did you make a video about Doctoral scholarship in Finland ?
Hi I want to study my bachelor's in Finland which universities are available January 2022 intake
Hi Rajeev. As a general rule of thumb, there are very few university programmes that start their studies in January (in the spring term) and most of the schools start their studies in late August or early September (autumn term). This means that the clear majority of applications for the upcoming academic year (starting in autumn 2021) have already gone. In Finland there are basically 3 application rounds during which Englight taught programmes are offered:
1. Autumn (september) application round
- applications happen in September
- pretty much no universities take part in this application round and only universities of applied sciences are available (if you dont know what the difference is, please watch this video: ruclips.net/video/u2cDS0xAnkk/видео.html)
- studies start in January next year
2. Winter (December) application round
- applications start in December and ends in January
- only English taught master's degrees
- both universities and universities of applied sciences take part
- studies start in late August or early September the same year
3. Spring (January) application round
- applications start in January and end either at the end of January or mid February
- only English taught bachelor's degrees
- both universities and universities of applied sciences take part
- studies start in late August or early September the same year
Again, please note that the clear majority of bachelor's applications happen in January. If you want to learn more about these application rounds and their schedules, please watch this video: ruclips.net/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/видео.html
If you want to apply for the January intake, please check out the selection of degrees from this website: beta.opintopolku.fi/konfo/en/haku/?hakutapa=hakutapa_01&opetuskieli=oppilaitoksenopetuskieli_4&order=desc&size=20&sort=score&yhteishaku=1.2.246.562.29.00000000000000000800
We were thinking about Canada for a English master for my wife but the process for Finland seems easier, and i have diploma in accounting with 3-4 year experience in accounting and sale supervisor, and we both can speak English, the only thing holding me back is everyone saying you won't be able to find any jobs besides cleaning and dishwasher if you can speak Finnish
She has experience as a teacher and assistant teacher, and teaching English as well.
@@rawezh2471 Hey! So, what did u guys do?
Hey Oliver ..can we appy to University and University of applied sciences at the same time for bachelor?
Yes you can. You should do this during the spring joint application period when the international bachelor's programmes are open for application. There are also some individual UAS English taught bachelor's programmes that are open for applications during the autumn but the clear majority of these are applied for during the spring application. For more information on the timing and the application system, please check out my video where i explain the different application methods in Finland: ruclips.net/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/видео.html
after you get you enrolled can you transfer to university which offer more scholarship/ also after completing 60 credits
Please make a vedio for doctoral students 🙏
I will. My goal is to get them ready early autumn but i still need to do some research.
Your every vedio is very informative......your every vedio topics is so clear...go ahead bro.love from bangladesh..and i wanna know one thing ..is there any admission circular in Finland before Autumn joint application..?..and another thing.. which one is better joint application or separate application..?..🌸
I have have written more than 3500 words in my application for scholarship on the portal for the university of Tampere, and realised after the deadline that half of the letter was discarded as it was more than 3500 but it was half finished and I can't make modifications on the portal... I'm thinking of sending a hard copy by post, is this a gud idea ?
Plz guide me which university is best for me in Finland. I want to pursue my bachelor's in engineering and my IELTS score is 6.5 does Finn's university required IELTS plz guide me which university are best for engineering and also when to apply for admission and scholarship. Plz guide your videos are so helpful 🙂🙂or one thing more is Finland better than Hungary or Hungary is plz tell this where should u apply.
Hi, I like your sharing very much. I heard that as long as you have IELTS score of 6-7, you don't have to take the entrance examination to apply for Finland University of Applied Science and technology?
Ive never heard of a rule like this so i cant confirm or deny it. However, please note tha the application requirements always depend on the school that you are applying to and there are no general rules that apply to every UAS. Please check the exact application requirements from each UASs website and conract their admission services to ask this directly from the schools.
Hello oliver, i have some questions
1. How good my academics have to be to get 100 tuition waiver? Like SAT scores.
2. Can I get admitted to subjects like computering engineering if my study background is from business/ arts stream for undergraduate
@@Sahara_ishahey fatema
Plz share ur experience
same situation
@@Sahara_ishametric 96%
Inter 90%
Inter field pre medical
Wanna study IT in bachelor
Can I get scholarship (100% fee wavier)with this profile
Hello Oliver, are there scholarships offered for Top-up degrees? Thank you!
It's clearly stated on website that none of Finnish universities give expenses for living costs. Therefore there are no FULLY FUNDED SCHOLARSHIP IN FINLAND.
University scholarships are dependent on the individual school and programme that you are applying to so you need to check out all of the individual schools to find the best scholarship programme for you. About fully funded scholarships: some universities like the University of Helsinki used to offer fully funded scholarships even last year but these have apparently been phased out. Instead of fully funded scholarships, universities nowadays offer so called Finland scholarships that do cover additional costs on top of your tuition fees. You can read more about them here: www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/finland-scholarships
Hello , could u pls answer me , I’ve been trying to reach u to ask u . Do u have to be excellent and have good grades to have a scholarship in finland ? Or do they accept average students ??
Dear brother. Would you mind to make a video for Finance and banking student for Masters degree
Thanks for the interesting suggestion. I think this topic is a bit too narrow for most of my viewers considering that we have people watching from all kinds of backgrounds. However, if you have any specific questions about this topic, id be happy to help you here in the comment section.
Is there any specific number of scholarships for Universities or any student who has good profile will get it ?
Hey Majid and thanks for the question. No, there are no specific numbers of scholarships that one can get nor are there specific numerical requirements that define whether or not you will be granted one. All scholarships are granted on a competitive basis and the university scholarship board has always the last word on this.
If i am admitted to centria upcoming autumn joint applicatio in bba programme. Can i transfer myself to bachelor in IT in the same university without paying any extra fee and lossing any extra time? Is it possible? What is the procedure
Hey Abid and thanks for the question. My understanding is that you cannot do this. There is no process for you to transfer yourself to another programme because this would basically just elicit people applying to those programmes that are easy to get into just so that they could transfer themselves later to a more desirable one.
If you want to study in a specific programme, you need to apply to it through the normal university application process.
Disclaimer: this is based on my personal research on the Finnish university system and if im wrong here and if there are exceptions to this rule, i want to know about them. So as always, if you are not 100% convinced, please contact the school personally and ask them the same question. They will be able to give a 100% definite answer.
@@RoadtoFinnish they replide this. Would you please explain the second passage.
Hello,
the September 2021 BBA application round will be for a Business Management programme. If you get accepted, it is possible to apply for a transfer to another programme. The transfer application is open twice a year.
However, at this moment, we do have other programmes full and the transfer cannot be promised. It is always evaluated case by case based on programmes´ needs.
I would recommend for you to apply in January 2022, for the programme which you actually wish to study 😊!
@@RoadtoFinnish?
Hi! My husband has been accepted to a master's degree at the university of Helsinki but he did not get the scholarship from the university :( Unfortunately, because we are not from the EU we have to pay the full cost which is 18000 euros that of course, we don't have. Where could he apply for financial aid or what could he do? He has until July to accept or reject the offer. Any advice would be appreciated!
It's going to be July
Any update 🤔
Hey! any updates?
@@manasavaranasifan sorry I just read this message! sadly he needed to reject his place since he didn't find any available scholarship :(
Hi, im phd student 3rd year in my country, i want to apply for phd in Aalto, can i got a phd scholarship ?
Hey and thanks for the question. Phd studies in Finland are free of charge so there are no tuition fees. This also means that there are no phd scholarships in Finland. Instead, there is a whole different system for funding your phd and i recommend that you read on this topic from this website: www.studyinfinland.fi/scholarships/doctoral-funding or by contacting universities that you are interested in to ask about their funding options.
What are the qualifications of a student to get a scholarship?
Is there anything like ERASMUS MUNDUS in finland?
Yes there is. Are you looking for a university to do an exchange with or would you like to apply to study in a Finnish university?
@@RoadtoFinnish YES!!
@@RoadtoFinnish please guide me further. I’m clue less!
@@parthshah730 Im sorry but you did not answer my question. Are you looking to do an exchange period in Finland or are you interested to do a full degree?
@@RoadtoFinnish I’m interested in exchange program that can have fully funded scholarship!
Hey Oliver give me some University name that offers bachelor degree in English
Hey fatema and thanks for the question. There are a huge amount of English taught bachelor's degrees in Finland and it is impossible to list out all the schools available. So i would rather ask you to tell me what field / major you are looking to study so that i can provide you with a few example degrees.
Information technology / international business
These topics cover a huge range of bachelor's programmes but i recommend that you start with the ones provided by Aalto University. Its the best university in Finland in business and technology and also my alma mater. You can check out their available bachelor's programmes here: www.aalto.fi/en/study-at-aalto/bachelors-programmes-in-english
Can you explain how to get admission in diploma after high school in finland ???
If you are wondering how the university application works in Finland, i have multiple videos explaining this in detail that i recommend you to watch here: ruclips.net/p/PLz4mqtlQagDwFSUbGnaC22qZeWHqu0pJh
Eligibility criteria and study gape and age limit ?
The eligibility criteria to study in Finland depend on each university and each of their study programmes individually. Please make sure to check out university websites for more information. In terms of an age limits, there is none. Study gaps do not generally impact your application (at least there is no limit to this) but you have to also remember that universities in Finland admit people based on their merits on a competitive basis. So if you have two people with the exact same merits, previous study backgrounds and grades BUT one of these two has a long study gab (and no work experience to replace it), this might be a negative to the admissions board. Having said this, a study gap should not matter much if you have been using that time productively e.g. by working on your career.
I am student who live in Sri Lanka.
I want to come finland after i completed my enginearing degree in Sri Lanka
can you tell me about how or anything else for this its may help me to came finland
Hey rashen and thanks for the question. Could you be a bit more specific in what kind of information you are looking for? For example, are you looking to come to Finland to study a higher degree or just to work?
@@RoadtoFinnish I mean just for work and living you know.
Is there is way to get finland citizenship as a worker(engineer)
And also thank you for answer my question as a youtuber!!!!
If you want to work in Finland, you need to get a residence permit for work. Please check out the specifics from the Finnish immigration service: migri.fi/en/working-in-finland However, to summarise the process, you need to first find a Finnish company that is willing to hire you and they need to give you an official job offer before you can apply for a residence permit to work here. To be quite honest, this is not going to be easy because the permit process can take a really long time and most Finnish companies are not willing to wait this long unless you are just a superstar in your field. Its much cheaper and more risk-free for them to hire someone who is already residing in Finland.
In terms of the citizenship, yes it is possible to apply for Finnish citizenship but you need to work here full-time for quite some time before you can do this. For more information on this issue, please refer to the information that the Finnish immigration service has provided: migri.fi/en/period-of-residence
How much does it cost to study in Finland
Depends on the university, but without tuition wavers the average is €12k/year.
Hello brother thank you for information will please help me tp get scholarship and study in Finland i am from Nepal i cannot afford expensive university.but i want to study by getting scholarship
Hello there. On my channel you can find a bunch of videos which will help you find and apply to a suitable school. I also have a lot of information about scholarships that you will need when you apply. Unfortunately i cant help people individually but you can get most of the information that you need from my videos 👍
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