University of Finland
First of all, there are two kinds of universities in Finland. First, there are two kinds of universities in Finland. The other is a "research university", that is, an ordinary university that focuses on theory and cultivates academic and research-oriented talents.
The other is Universities of Applied Sciences, which is generally career-oriented and cultivates high-level professional skills. Students can find jobs directly after graduation, and they usually have internships during their studies. Moreover, it is generally no problem for undergraduates of the University of Applied Science and Technology to apply for master's degrees in other countries in Europe (Northern Europe).
All schools in Finland are public universities, and it is one of the few countries in Europe that is suitable for students who failed the college entrance examination to study abroad. Moreover, Finnish universities don't need Chinese college entrance examination results, and they need to take the unified examination of Finnish universities to enter the school. The quantity and difficulty of the exam are not great, so the questions are written in English. Every spring, the Finnish Ministry of Education will come to China to hold entrance examinations and interviews.
Master's application
First, the basic conditions for studying abroad
1. The applicant must be at least 18 years old.
You must study in an institution of higher learning or a vocational and technical training college.
3. The applicant should show the admission notice that he has been admitted to an institution of higher learning or has been arranged to take the college entrance examination or language examination.
4. Degree course and residence certificate in Finland.
5. Proof of economic guarantee.
6. Completed visa application form. The application form can be obtained from the Finnish Embassy in advance or when applying for a visa.
Second, the master's entrance requirements
Graduated from a four-year full-time university with a bachelor's degree; The applied major is consistent with the undergraduate course, with excellent results.
English requirements: IELTS: 6.0-6.5 or above or TOEFL 580, or IELTS 6.0 or above or CET-6 or above certificate.
Finnish postgraduate tuition
The graduate course of pink students is basically two years. At present, tuition is free, and the living expenses are 70-65438+10,000 yuan per year.
Matters needing attention for China students studying in Finland
For students who are about to graduate from undergraduate courses and intend to go to Finland for graduate studies, they should start their preparations for studying abroad as soon as possible. In the summer vacation of junior year, I need to prepare application materials and start to focus on IELTS. Just like applying for an undergraduate course, I need to get my grades before the end of 1 1.
Most schools in Finland start school in September and fall, and there is no language preparatory course. The deadline for application is about 65438+ 10 month every year. Only a few schools enroll students in several majors in the spring, and the application deadline for such schools is around August every year.
Regarding the requirements of undergraduate grades, according to the European 5-point system, the best grade in school is above 3.0. Of course, the higher the score, the greater the confidence of successful application.
It is particularly important to note that graduate students in Finland generally do not accept applications for changing majors. You can accept applications from related majors to the maximum extent, or applicants with relevant work experience.
Advantages of studying abroad
(1) All public universities are free of tuition and take care of their own living expenses.
(2) English teaching, international education environment, and global recognition of diplomas.
(3) Work legally during school, working 25 hours a week, with an hourly wage of 8- 15 euros.
(4) Finland is a Schengen country of the European Union and can travel to 24 countries (Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, etc.). ) and its visa.
(5) Social security and the lowest crime rate in the world make it an ideal place to study and live.
(6) The annual living expenses only need 50,000-60,000 RMB.
(7) In high welfare countries, international students can enjoy government welfare protection.
(8) After graduating from undergraduate or master's degree, international students can apply for permanent residence permit in Finland according to conditions.
Finland, a Nordic country, is one of the world-famous high-welfare regions, with a highly developed economy and a per capita income among the best in the world, and its citizens enjoy the welfare security system closest to socialism in the world. The national quality is extremely high, and the English penetration rate is as high as 95%.
According to the PISA (programme for international student assessment) survey of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Europe, Finland's education system is the most successful in the world. The World Economic Forum has continuously proved that Finland is one of the most economically competitive countries in the world. This is mainly because Finland has high-quality science and technology, as well as the rapid development of international education. Finnish higher education institutions are the providers of these achievements. They not only provide cutting-edge and high-tech majors, but also have close cooperation with companies and commercial organizations, so that students can better apply theoretical knowledge to practice. The degree certificates issued by institutions are internationally recognized. Fees for studying abroad:
The tuition fees for studying in Finland are free, and the annual living expenses are about 30,000-40,000 RMB. At the same time, the local government allows students to work 20 hours a week, with unlimited holidays.
Study time:
Finland's full-time undergraduate study time is generally 3.5-4 years, and the required credits are 2 10-240 points.