Tuition fees for international students may range from ~€6,000 to €18,000 per year depending on programme. Living costs typically €700-€1,200 per month (or higher in Helsinki). EDBGo
If the programme is English-taught, typically yes — you’ll need proof of English proficiency or prior English-medium education. If the programme is Finnish-taught, Finnish language tests may apply. Check your chosen university’s requirements.
For many institutions the required proof of funds is around €9,600 per year or about €800/month for living costs. Hanken
Yes — up to around 30 hours/week part-time is typical, but jobs may be limited if you don’t speak Finnish and you should budget for living costs without relying solely on part-time work. Hanken
High academic standards, strong student support, modern facilities, safe and multicultural living environment, good quality of life, and potential work/career opportunities in Europe.
