You have two main options when searching for accommodation: established student housing foundations and the private market. Student housing providers are listed on the SOA (Finnish Student Housing Ltd.) website . The average monthly rent for a single room in a shared student flat ranges from around €160 - €380. Single apartments or family flats are also available, but the rent is likely to be higher in these non-shared apartments and they often have long waiting lists. You can also arrange housing independently by searching for rented flats on the open market, or on social media. Open market
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On doctoral level, no tuition fees are charged, but you will need to cover your living expenses. When you apply for doctoral admission , you can ask the Finnish university department for advice on research funding options. The university departments may have paid doctoral research positions available, or doctoral funding schemes of their own. They can usually also best direct you to potential grant-awarding foundations in your field of scientific research. EDUFI Fellowships The national EDUFI Fellowship scholarship programme is available for doctoral level studies and research in Finland
Welcome to Start Building your Future in Finland 2024! Big congratulations on receiving your offer to study in Finland! You're at the start of what could be an amazing journey, full of opportunities knowledge, innovation, and a dynamic student life. As you consider your next steps, know that an incredible adventure awaits you in Finland. Your future starts now — let's explore it together! Offer Holder's Online Event Program The online event will take place on 11th of April at 13.00 - 14.30 (Eastern European Time, EET). 13.00 Opening words by Harri Hälvä, Study in Finland 13.10 Keynote
Offer holder events in Vietnam, China, India and Turkey Study in Finland organizes a number of onsite events for offer holders in April 2024. During these events, you will gain valuable information about living and studying in Finland, covering topics such as visa procedures, engaging in discussions with alumni, and connecting with representatives from higher education institutions, as well as fellow students who are about start their studies in a Finnish University. List of Events and locations for April 2024 Hanoi , Hotel Du Parc, 15th of April Ho Chi Minh , Hotel Sheraton, 16th of April
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We trust you have read the starter's advice in the section Admissions of this site - that will answer many of your questions. If you wish to contact the Study in Finland team, you can send us email to the following address: sif@oph.fi If you have questions regarding your application, or if you need to ask about entrance exam or tuition fee matters, you should contact the Admissions Services of the Finnish university/UAS you're applying to. You can find the contact details of the universities' Admissions Services for example on the Studyinfo.fi website .
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