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Over 450 Study Programmes taught in English
in Finnish Higher Education
SYSTEM OF STUDY..............................................3
UNIVERSITIES.....................................................3
Admission..................................................4
Studies.......................................................4
Degrees......................................................5
POLYTECHNICS..................................................5
Admission..................................................6
Studies.......................................................6
Degrees......................................................6
PRACTICALITIES.................................................7
Admission..................................................7
Formalities..................................................8
Money........................................................9
Housing....................................................11
KEY TO TERMS..................................................12
DEGREE PROGRAMMES...................................13
NON-DEGREE PROGRAMMES..........................73
CONTACT INFORMATION.................................84
Universities...............................................84
Polytechnics..............................................89
Other Institutions and Organisations.........95
Authorities ...............................................98
System of Study • Universities
system of study
Pre-school education
Comprehensive school
Post-comprehensive general and vocational education
Higher education (universities and polytechnics)
Adult education
UNIVERSITIES
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Universities
Admission
Studies
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Universities • Polytechnics
Degrees
POLYTECHNICS
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Polytechnics
Admission
Studies
Degrees
The Bachelor’s degree takes from 3.5 to 4.5 years and is worth
210–270 ECTS credits
The Master’s degree takes 1.5 to 2 years and is worth 60–90
ECTS credits.
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Practicalities
PRACTICALITIES
Admission
Visiting Students
Exchange students can come to Finland through European
Union programmes, such as Erasmus and Leonardo. Stu-
dents from the USA may participate in the ISEP exchange
programme (Fulbright) while students from the other Nordic
countries can take advantage of the Nordplus scheme.
Degree Students
As a general rule, international applicants for degree studies
in Finland must first meet the minimum requirements of their
own country for entry into higher education.
Post-master’s Students
Post-graduates from other countries are admitted to all Finn-
ish universities. They are advised to directly contact the uni-
versity in which they are interested.
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Practicalities
FORMALITIES
Visa
The citizens of the Nordic countries may arrive, reside, study
and work in Finland without visas or residence permits.
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Practicalities
Registration
Foreigners who stay in Finland for at least one year must sub-
mit personal identity data to the Population Information Sys-
tem for registration. Registration takes place in a local register
office (in Finnish Maistraatti / Magistrat in Swedish). More
information available at the local register offices and at http://
www.maistraatti.fi or at Population Register Centre at http://
www.vaestorekisterikeskus.fi.
Money
Tuition fee
Finnish universities and polytechnics (also known as universi-
ties of applied scieces) can collect tuition fees on a trial basis
starting 2010. Tuition fees can be charged from non-EU/EEA
nationals admitted in to selected Master’s degree programmes
in English. These students can apply for a scholarship provid-
ed by the institution in question.
Costs
The student unions, however, charge an annual member-
ship fee of about 60–110 EUR to cover their activities. Stu-
dent health services are included in this fee. Membership is
compulsory for those who are studying for their Bachelor’s or
Master’s degree, but voluntary for doctoral students.
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Practicalities
Insurance
Foreign students coming from countries outside the EU/EEA
must have a health insurance attached to their residence ap-
plication. More detailed information is provided by the Finn-
ish Immigration Service at www.migri.fi->English->Students
->Non-EU citizens.
Financial Aid
Non-citizens of Finland can get financial aid for studies in
Finland if they live in Finland on a permanent basis for a pur-
pose other than studying. This requires that they are regis-
tered as a permanent resident in the Finnish population re-
gister system.
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Practicalities
Housing
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International Study Programmes 2010–2011
Key to terms
Degree Programmes
Programmes that lead to an official Finnish higher education
degree. Some degree programmes offer courses also to visiting
students from foreign partner institutions.
Non-Degree Programmes
Short courses which usually can only be taken as part of an
exchange programme and all further education and training pro-
grammes which do not lead to an official Finnish higher education
degree. However, very short courses are not included in this list.
Application deadline
Application deadlines may vary depending on the status and
the country of residence of the applicant. In case the application
deadline is not mentioned or has passed, please contact the institu-
tion, check the website of the programme or check the websites
www.admissions.fi and www.universityadmissions.fi
Levels
Bachelor´s level ( Universities and polytechnics )
Master´s level ( Universities and polytechnics )
Doctor´s level ( Universities )
Other studies ( Universities )
ECTS Credits
ECTS = Credits according to the European Credit Transfer System.
One full study-year is worth 60 credits.
Fees
Finnish universities and polytechnics (also known as universities
of applied scieces) can collect tuition fees on a trial basis starting
2010. Tuition fees can be charged from non-EU/EEA nationals
admitted in to selected Master’s degree programmes in English.
These students can apply for a scholarship provided by the institu-
tion in question.
We recommend that you always check the tuition fee policy from
the institution’s web site.
Please note!
More detailed information about the international study pro-
grammes is also given on our website at www.studyinfinland.fi
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Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Sciences Degree
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Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Sciences
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Agriculture, Forestry and Environmental Sciences •
ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING • Arts and Design Degree
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Arts and Design
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Arts and Design Degree
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ARTS AND DESIGN
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Business Degree
Business
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BUSINESS
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BUSINESS Degree
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BUSINESS
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COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA SCIENCES •
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Degree
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Degree
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Degree
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY •
Economics, Business and Administration Degree
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Economics, Business and Administration
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Economics, Business and Administration Degree
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Economics, Business and Administration
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Economics, Business and Administration Degree
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Economics, Business and Administration
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Economics, Business and Administration Degree
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Economics, Business and Administration
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Economics, Business and Administration Degree
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EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES
Educational Sciences
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ENGINEERING Degree
Engineering
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ENGINEERING
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ENGINEERING Degree
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ENGINEERING • ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Degree
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Degree
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Degree
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Degree
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Degree
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health care and social services
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health care and social services Degree
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health care and social services
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health care and social services • HUMANITIES Degree
Humanities
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HUMANITIES • INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES
Interdisciplinary programmes
ASIAN STUDIES
University Master´s level
Master’s Degree Programme in Asian Studies
East Asia is gaining significance as one of the most dynamic regions in the
world. The Programme offers systematic training in contemporary East Asian
Studies to complement studies in social sciences, humanities, education,
business studies or law. The Programme adds area expertise on East Asian
societies, cultures, history and politics to your disciplinary education, helping
you enter public or private professions in a globalized world.
University of Turku • http://aasia.utu.fi/mpa/
EUROPEAN STUDIES
University Master’s level
English Philology
The Department of English at the Faculty of Arts, University of Helsinki, aims to
provide high quality research and teaching in all areas related to the English
language. We focus our teaching and research on providing native-language
instruction in the major varieties of English in-depth and up-to-date knowledge
of English linguistics – past and present in-depth and up-to-date knowledge
of literature in English – past and present overview knowledge of the major
(cross-)cultural, social, and historical events, activities, and processes related to
English. Our curriculum consequently provides a versatile, stimulating and chal-
lenging environment for our students, who find careers as teachers, translators,
researchers and international administrators.
University of Helsinki • http://www.eng.helsinki.fi
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES Degree
INTERCULTURAL STUDIES
University Master’s level
Master’s Degree Programme In Intercultural Studies
in Communication and Administration
This programme on questions of identity and cultural differences and how
these affect people’s behaviour and ways of thinking and their organised
interaction in international and intercultural contexts. The study programme
leads to Master’s degree in Humanities of Public Administration and it can
be completed in two years.
University of Vaasa • http://www.masteryourstudies.fi
Master’s Degree Programme in Intercultural Communication
The Master’s Degree Programme in Intercultural Communication is a two-year
interdisciplinary course of study designed to enhance the professional commu-
nication competence of the students preparing for careers involving significant
intercultural contact. Students may focus on issues related to, e.g., intercultural
competence, intercultural and international relations, intercultural education
and training, multiculturalism, and area studies.
University of Jyväskylä • www.jyu.fi/icc
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interdisciplinary PROGRAMMES
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES • LANGUAGES Degree
SEMIOTICS
University Master’s level
Master’s Degree Programme in Semiotics
The international Master’s Degree Programme in Semiotics provides state-
of-the-art research oriented teaching that covers all the important fields of
semiotics and focuses on culture and the arts. Hosted by the Institute for Art
Research, the programme takes advantage of the excellent study infrastructure
at the University of Helsinki Main Campus and of close cooperation with
participating departments and international partners.
University of Helsinki • http://www.helsinki.fi/semiotics
OTHER
University Master’s level
Master’s Degree Programme in Development and International Cooperation
The Master’s Programme in Development and International Cooperation is a
2-2.5-year degree programme of 120 ECTS credits which provides both the
theoretical knowledge and practical skills required in the complex field of
international development. It offers students an opportunity to study inter-
national development from a multidisciplinary perspective emphasising the
social, educational and environmental dimensions of expertise.
University of Jyväskylä • http://www.jyu.fi//intldev
Languages
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LANGUAGES • LAW • mathematics and natural sciences
Law
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mathematics and natural sciences Degree
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mathematics and natural sciences
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mathematics and natural sciences Degree
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mathematics and natural sciences
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medical sciences Degree
Medical Sciences
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medical sciences • OTHER • SOCIal sciences
Other
Social Sciences
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SOCIal sciences Degree
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SOCIal sciences • SPORT sciences
Sport Sciences
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SPORT sciences • THEOLOGY Degree
Theology
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tourism and catering
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tourism and catering Degree
Facility Management
Facility Management is the ideal programme for you if you want to manage
hotels, tourist resorts, conference centres, office blocks, business organisations
or public offices. You will be able to manage the premises and maintenance,
develop the business plans and service concepts, organise hospitality services,
user-friendly workplace design, catering services and security. Simply to ensure
that everything is operating properly. Together with customer oriented theoreti-
cal knowledge and skills our training is based on real life business project.
In our multicultural learning environment you will be able to develop your
intercultural business skills. We offer you excellent opportunities for creating a
career in international companies. You will also be familiar with the demands
of the business in your branch and have the competences to apply the latest
technology.
JAMK University of Applied Sciences •
http://www.jamk.fi/english/education/facilitymanagement
Degree Programme in Tourism
The programme focuses on Business Travel and Travel Management. The
objective of the programme is to provide the students with solid skills in
business management in general and in business travel and its management
in particular. The studies prepare for two types of jobs: those in organisations
selling travel products and those in companies buying travel services for the
company personnel.
HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences • http://www.haaga-helia.fi
Degree Programme in Tourism
The aim is that the graduates work in demanding work tasks from customer
services to managerial level in tourism companies and societies both in Finland
and abroad. The graduates have the needed skills in the planning, practice
follow-up and development of tourism. In the career path, the titles may be
e.g. sales manager, marketing manager, reception manager, resort manager,
travelling secretary, travelling manager and travelling entrepreneur.
Tampere University of Applied Sciences • http://www.tamkadmissions.fi/tourism
Degree Programme in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management
The main educational goal of the adult external degree programme in hotel,
restaurant and tourism management is to develop students further in their
international hospitality management careers. Graduates will gain a solid foun-
dation for jobs ranging from advisory jobs to consulting, product and service
development, sales and marketing, education and research experts.
HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences • http://www.haaga-helia.fi
Degree Programme in Tourism
In the programme working life projects form the foundation for learning.
Learning occurs in teams and independently, through practice and together
with partners in networks and multicultural authentic environments. The future
hospitality management is looking for dynamic, intercultural employees that
are creative user-centred developers, able to overcome barriers, solve problems
and network. The programme is aspiring to meet these challenges.
Laurea University of Applied Sciences • http://www.laurea.fi/degreeprogrammes
Degree Programme in Experience and Wellness Management
Programme offers students comprehensive knowledge, skills and competencies
to operate in the experience and wellness sectors in tourism and leisure busi-
ness. The DP is built on 3 pillars: entrepreneurship, sustainability and, creativity/
innovation. Graduates will hold the necessary skills and competencies to work
at a management level in organisations in the experience and wellness sector.
HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences • http://www.haaga-helia.fi
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tourism and catering Degree
RECOMMENDATION
Finnish universities and polytechnics can collect tuition fees
on a trial basis starting 2010. Tuition fees can be charged
from non-EU/EEA nationals admitted in to selected Master’s
degree programmes in English. These students can apply for a
scholarship provided by the institution in question.
DISCLAIMER
All information provided in this publication is provided by
the institutions offering these programmes. CIMO takes every
effort to ensure that the information published here is accu-
rate. CIMO cannot, however, accept any liability for any direct
or indirect damages caused by possible inaccuracies in the
content.
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AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES •
Architecture AND urban planning • arts and design Non-Degree
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arts and design • business • COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA SCIENCES
Business
Polytechnic Other
International Business Acumen - IBA
HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences • http://www.haaga-helia.fi
International Project Management
Rovaniemi University of Applied Sciences • http://www.ramk.fi/ipm
Haaga-Helia eMBA in Service Excellence
HAAGA-HELIA University of Applied Sciences • http://www.haaga-helia.fi/emba
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COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA SCIENCES • COMPUTER SCIENCE AND
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY • ECONOMICS, BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION Non-Degree
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ECONOMICS, BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION • EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES
University Other
School of Economics and Business Administration at The University of Tampere
University of Tampere • http://www.uta.fi/english/
Educational Sciences
Polytechnic Other
Teacher Education
JAMK University of Applied Sciences • http://www.aokk.jamk.fi/
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EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES • ENGINEERING Non-Degree
Engineering
Polytechnic Other
Professional Specialisation Studies in Business Engineering (BE)
Oulu University of Applied Sciences • http://www.oamk.fi/tekniikka/business
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ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY • HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICES
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HEALTH CARE AND SOCIAL SERVICES •
HUMANITIES • INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES Non-Degree
Humanities
Interdisciplinary PROGRAMMES
ASIAN STUDIES
University Bachelor’s level
Asia-Pacific Studies (APS)
University of Helsinki • http://www.helsinki.fi/hum/renvall/aps/aps_english.html
EUROPEAN STUDIES
University Bachelor’s level
Baltic Sea Region Studies
University of Turku • http://balticstudies.utu.fi/nondegree/
European Area and Cultural Studies
University of Helsinki • http://www.helsinki.fi/hum/renvall/eka/eka_english.html
History and Politics of European Integration
University of Turku • http://www.soc.utu.fi/laitokset/poliittinenhistoria/
ajankohtaista/europeanstudies/index_eng.html
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES
University Other
Finnish as a Foreign Language
University of Tampere • http://www.uta.fi/laitokset/kielikeskus/finnish
INTERCULTURAL STUDIES
University Bachelor’s level
Intercultural Communication Studies
University of Tampere • http://www.uta.fi/laitokset/kielikeskus/opas/inter.html
Intercultural Studies
University of Vaasa • http://www.uwasa.fi/english/studies/exchange-and-
visiting-students/studies/intercultural/
Fast Area Studies Program
University of Tampere • http://www.uta.fi/FAST
University Other
Development Studies
University of Turku • http://www.sci.utu.fi/kehitysmaa
Intercultural Encounters Minor Module
University of Helsinki • http://www.helsinki.fi/interculturalencounters/
OTHER
Polytechnic Bachelor’s level
MultiPro International Study Module for Future Professionals
Savonia University of Applied Sciences • http://multipro.savonia-amk.fi
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INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMMES •
languages • LAW • MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCES Non-Degree
SEMIOTICS
University Bachelor’s level
Semiotics
University of Helsinki • http://www.helsinki.fi/taitu/semiotiikka
Languages
Law
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MEDICAL SCIENCES • SOCIAL SCIENCES • SPORT SCIENCES • SUMMER SCHOOLS
Medical Sciences
Social Sciences
Sport Sciences
Summer Schools
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SUMMER SCHOOLS • TOURISM AND CATERING Non-Degree
University Other
Helsinki Summer School 2010
University of Helsinki • http://www.helsinki.fi/summerschool
International Summer School 2010
University of Turku • www.utu.fi/summerschool
RECOMMENDATION
Finnish universities and polytechnics can collect tuition fees
on a trial basis starting 2010. Tuition fees can be charged
from non-EU/EEA nationals admitted in to selected Master’s
degree programmes in English. These students can apply for a
scholarship provided by the institution in question.
DISCLAIMER
All information provided in this publication is provided by
the institutions offering these programmes. CIMO takes every
effort to ensure that the information published here is accu-
rate. CIMO cannot, however, accept any liability for any direct
or indirect damages caused by possible inaccuracies in the
content.
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UNIVERSITIES
UNIVERSITIES
Multi-faculty universities
Aalto University
School of Economics
(former Helsinki School of Economics HSE)
Office of Studies and Registrar
P.O. Box 21210 (Runeberginkatu 14-16, Helsinki)
FI-00076 AALTO, FINLAND
Tel. +358 9 47038811
Fax +358 9 47038888
E-mail: study (at) hse.fi
Internet: http://www.hse.fi, http://www.aalto.fi
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Contact Information
Joensuu Campus
P.O. Box 111
FI-80101 Joensuu, Finland
Tel. +358 13 251 111
Fax +358 13 251 2050
Kuopio Campus
P.O. Box 1627
FI-70211 Kuopio, Finland
Tel. +358 207 87 2211
Fax +358 17 162 131
Savonlinna Campus
P.O. Box 86
FI-57101 Savonlinna, Finland
Tel. +358 15 511 70
Fax +358 15 531 060
E-mail: admissions (at) uef.fi
Internet: www.uef.fi/admissions
University of Helsinki
Admissions Services
P.O. Box 3 (Fabianinkatu 33)
FI-00014 University of Helsinki, FINLAND
Tel. +358 9 191 22604
Fax +358 9 191 22291
E-mail: admissions (at) helsinki.fi
Internet: http://www.helsinki.fi /admissions/
University of Jyväskylä
International Office
P.O. Box 35 (T)
FI-40014 University of Jyväskylä, FINLAND
Tel. +358 14 260 1086 or 260 1052
Fax +358 14 260 1163
E-mail: intl (at) jyu.fi
Internet: http://www.jyu.fi /study
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UNIVERSITIES
University of Lapland
International Office
P.O. Box 122 (Yliopistonkatu 8)
FI-96101 Rovaniemi, FINLAND
Tel. +358 16 341 341 (switchboard)
Fax +358 16 341 4222
E-mail: international.relations (at) ulapland.fi
studies (at) ulapland.fi
Internet: http://www.ulapland.fi
University of Oulu
P.O. Box 8000
FI-90014 University of Oulu, FINLAND
Tel. +358 8 553 4042
Fax +358 8 553 4041
E-mail: admissions.office (at) oulu.fi
Internet: http://www.degree.oulu.fi
University of Tampere
Admissions Office
FI-33014 University of Tampere, FINLAND
Tel. +358 3 3551 11 (switchboard)
Fax +358 3 3551 6503
E-mail: admissions (at) uta.fi
Internet: http://www.uta.fi /admissions/
University of Turku
International Office
FI-20014 University of Turku, FINLAND
Tel. +358 2 333 6582
Fax +358 2 333 6370
E-mail: international (at) utu.fi
Internet: http://www.utu.fi
University of Vaasa
International Office
P.O. Box 700
FI-65101 Vaasa, FINLAND
Tel. +358 6 324 8589 or 324 8534
Fax +358 6 324 8179
E-mail: international.affairs (at) uwasa.fi
or for information requests: information (at) uwasa.fi
Internet: http://www.uwasa.fi
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Contact Information
Universities of Technology
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UNIVERSITIES
Art Academies
Sibelius Academy
International Office
P.O. Box 86 (Töölönkatu 28)
FI-00251 Helsinki, FINLAND
Tel. +358 20 753 9400
Fax +358 20 753 9569
E-mail: leena.veijonsuo (at) siba.fi
Internet: http://www.siba.fi
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POLYTECHNICS Contact Information
POLYTECHNICS
Also named as Universities of Applied Sciences
Arcada
University of Applied Sciences
Arcada Admissions
Jan-Magnus Janssonin aukio 1
FI-00550 Helsinki, FINLAND
Tel. +358 2 07 699 699
Fax +358 2 07 699 611
E-mail: admissions (at) arcada.fi
Internet: http://www.arcada.fi
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POLYTECHNICS
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POLYTECHNICS
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Contact Information
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POLYTECHNICS
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OTHER INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS Contact Information
Academy of Finland
E-mail: kirjaamo (at) aka.fi
Internet: www.aka.fi
Student organisations
Healthcare
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OTHER INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS
Accommodation
Embassies
All embassies of the countries with which Finland has diplomatic rela-
tions and all the Finnish Diplomatic Missions abroad can be found on
the internet at the Foreign Ministry’s website at www.formin.finland.fi
Timetable search
Internet: www.amadeus.net
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Contact Information
Finnair
24 h service: schedules and seat availability for Finnair oneworld and
codeshare flights at Helsinki-Vantaa airport tel. +358 600 140 140
(EUR 3,04/answered call + local net charge for queueing)
Internet: www.finnair.com
Matkahuolto
National timetable service tel. +358 200 4000
(EUR 1,64/ call + local telephone charges)
Internet: www.matkahuolto.fi
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AUTHORITIES Contact Information
AUTHORITIES
Finnish ENIC/NARIC
(Europen Network of National Information Centres on Academic
Recognition and Mobility / Network of National Academic Recogni-
tion Information Centres)
(National Board of Education)
E-mail: recognition (at) oph.fi
Internet: www.oph.fi/info/recognition
Ministry of Education
E-mail: opmkirjaamo (at) minedu.fi
Internet: www.minedu.fi
Kela
(The Social Insurance Institution of Finland)
E-mail: viestinta (at) kela.fi
Internet: www.kela.fi
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