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Finland no longer exempts non-EU students from tuition fees, and the specific tuition fees vary from school to school. The reference tuition fees are as follows:

Yliopisto is a university. For example, the table 1 is Helsinki University (13000- 18000 euros/academic year), Turku University (8000- 16000 euros/academic year), and so on? Chart 2 AMK is an applied science and technology university. The first price is a basic degree, and the second price is a higher degree. (Screenshot source: Finland today)

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My monthly rent+water and electricity+internet fee+mobile phone fee is about 370 euros, and the cost of buying food supplies in the supermarket is about 250-300 euros. Maybe it's because I've lived here for a long time and got used to the prices here. Beef and shrimp are also bought occasionally, but the meat is mainly chicken. Vegetables will be very expensive.

Reminder: Friends who are away from home, no matter where you go to study abroad, you should learn to cook some special dishes from your parents during the summer vacation. Otherwise, it will be bitter to come out. Foreigners don't cook well, Chinese restaurants can make do, but it's expensive.

2. Studying in Finland is actually relatively easy, compared with Britain and America. I was scared at that time when I saw my friends studying in Britain drying their schedules. In Finland, there are classes from 8: 30 am to 4: 00 pm at most one or two days a week. Every day is not so intense. Of course, there are also many personal homework, reading, group homework and so on. Meet the teacher. Some teachers arrange less, and some teachers compare that. . . Like my current teacher, the homework of 3500 words per week really bothers me. . .

Summary: Compared with other countries, studying in Finland is easier. I also have more spare time, and I don't need it at one or two in the morning every day.

After studying in Finland, life is ok. If you have friends here and local friends, life is still very moist. Because some friends were in Finland during the undergraduate exchange, I was invited to be a guest and take me to play. From time to time, my neighbor's grandmother invited me to have afternoon tea and taught me to bake bread and apple pie. Life is beautiful. . . Now in Oulu, although it is not as cool as when we exchanged, life is still good. There are professional friends, and sometimes international students organize parties and occasionally attend them.

Finland is beautiful and in a good mood in summer. Winter is more difficult. The sunshine time is short, and there are no other entertainment places except bars. Shopping in the supermarket has become my only entertainment. Of course, it will be a good day if you can ski and skate.

4. For the feeling of Finnish, please see my answer. What is foreign language education like abroad? -Answers from users in Zhihu.

? If you want to stay and work in Finland, learning Finnish well is much more advantageous than not knowing it at all. Because we are from China. Know Chinese, English, Finnish, the world's two major languages plus their small languages. (But at present, Finland's economy is depressed, so it is difficult to find a job. )

-But if you want to go back to China for employment wholeheartedly after graduation, and the purpose of graduate school is gold plating, then I think Finland is not a good choice, and Germany and France will be better.

With regard to other aspects of Finland's (non-study) living conditions, we can see: What kind of country is Finland? -Answers from users in Zhihu.