First, study materials in Finland.
1. Fill in the complete application form.
2, the highest degree or notarized university study certificate and transcripts of each semester.
3. Proof of English language ability: TOEFL or IELTS score or English test certificate.
4. Resume: including date of birth, marital status, home address, personal hobbies, study experience, work experience, etc.
5. Work experience notarial certificate: If you have work experience, please specify the work experience, post and scope of responsibilities, and attach the opinions and recommendation letter of the work unit (with official seal).
6. Study abroad plan: the purpose of studying in Finland, the motivation of choosing a major, the economic source of studying in Finland, personal development plan, hobbies, personality characteristics, etc. should be clearly stated. The full text should be about 1000 words.
7.6 photos.
8. Print your Chinese and English mailing address, postal code and telephone number on a piece of white paper.
Note: All the above materials are required to be bilingual in Chinese and English, and A4 standard paper is used except notarial certificate.
certification of deposit
Foreign students accepted by Finnish universities must show proof that they can pay all the expenses needed for living and studying in Finland. Residents of Finland and other countries can be economic guarantors. The form of proof of economic guarantee shall be the certificate issued by the bank that the applicant has opened an account and has a deposit amount. The guarantor must deposit $6,500 a year in a bank in Finland in the name of the applicant (that is, in the name of the applicant), and then the bank will issue a certificate of the applicant's account opening and deposit amount.
The applicant must have a bank draft with a minimum amount of US$ 7,000, or a deposit certificate in a Finnish bank, and the third-country economic guarantee is invalid.
Finnish students can work 20 hours a week, but it is difficult to find a job, mainly because of language problems. If you apply to study in some small cities, there will be fewer job opportunities. Employers attach great importance to academic performance, and they should study hard at work first.
Second, Finland's undergraduate study conditions
1. China students need to graduate from high school. When applying, they should provide a high school diploma and a three-year high school transcript.
2. China students should provide IELTS scores before applying, with a minimum score of 6.
3. Most undergraduate courses in Finland start in autumn every year, and applications are concentrated. 20 14 The application time for autumn admission is concentrated between1October 20 14 17 and February 1 1, and there can be four applications at the same time.
4. The Finnish Undergraduate Application Center will organize the entrance examination for Finnish undergraduates in China, Beijing, Wuhan or Shanghai, or embassies and consulates in China, Finland from April to May every year. According to the different majors that students apply for, they generally need to take English, mathematics and physics (business), or English and mathematics, physics and chemistry comprehensive papers (science and engineering). Some schools also require oral or telephone interviews. The letter informing the exam will mention the location, cost and which schools will recognize the exam results.
The application result will be sent to the applicant in writing in early June.
Third, the conditions for studying abroad for Finnish graduate students
If the undergraduate course is coming to an end, students who want to go to Finland for graduate studies should prepare for their application in advance. Generally, the preparation materials for junior year are just right for IELTS. Just like the undergraduate application, you should get the grade before the end of 1 1, and the grade should be at least 6 or 5 points.
Generally, schools in Finland start school in September, and the deadline is generally in the middle of 1 month, so there is no need to study preparatory courses. Only a small number of schools will start school in spring, and the deadline for these schools to apply is August. Only a few schools enroll several majors in spring, and the application deadline for such schools is generally around August every year.
Graduate students should have achievements. During the undergraduate period, the minimum score in school shall not be less than 3 points or 0 points. Of course, the higher the level, the better. In addition, students should know that graduate students in Finland can't change their majors, but at most they can change to related majors.