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Finland Goverment Scholarships

You should be prepared to cover all your living costs independently. Additionally, if you are a non-EU/EEA student admitted to an English-taught bachelor’s or master’s programme, you would be required to pay tuition fees.

Some universities may offer scholarships or tuition fee waivers both for bachelor’s and master’s level international students. Funding options also exist for doctoral level.

Funding Type	Who It’s For	Details
University Scholarships	Non-EU/EEA international students	Offered by individual universities; usually tuition fee waivers or reductions; living costs not included
Tuition Fees	Non-EU/EEA students	Bachelor’s and Master’s programs have tuition fees; amount varies by university and program
Doctoral Studies Funding	All nationalities	Doctoral programs usually have no tuition fees; funding comes through salaried research positions or grants
Living Expenses (Self-funded)	All international students	Students must cover their own living costs; estimated monthly expenses around €900–€1,200
Part-time Work	International students	Allowed to work part-time during studies; income is usually not enough to fully support studies
Government Financial Aid	Finnish residents	Generally not available for most international degree students