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Finland: One of the Nordic Countries - Vamia.

Entry requirements You have the necessary qualifications for studying in the field and completing a degree. You have an educational need. You are motivated to study. You are suitable for the tasks in the field. You have sufficient health requirements for the chosen field. You have adequate language proficiency for the field.

That's right: It's free to study in Finland! While studying in most countries will require handing over an often-hefty tuition fee, Finland has somehow managed to keep university education entirely state-funded – even for international students.

Costs for your studies In Vamia we don´t have a tuition fee and the school lunch is free for our students. The students buy some books themselves, as well as all other studying materials which may be required during their studies.

If you are from outside the EU/EEA area, you are required to pay tuition fees for bachelor's and master's level programmes which are taught in English. The annual tuition fee depends on the university and the degree programme, varying between 5,000€ and 18,000€ approximately (2023).

A basic degree that is completed by passing the competence-based qualifications is free of charge. Fees that are charged for further and specialist vocational qualifications can be found on the education brochure.

VAMIA is run by the City of Vaasa and is a multidisciplinary vocational education organisation with approx. 5000 students per year (3000 fulltime). Vamia is offering vocational education to youth (16-19 years), to adults, to working life and to the industry.

Entry requirements You have the necessary qualifications for studying in the field and completing a degree. You have an educational need. You are motivated to study. You are suitable for the tasks in the field. You have sufficient health requirements for the chosen field. You have adequate language proficiency for the field.

ing to the Finnish Parliament decision, Finnish universities charge tuition fees from non-EU/EEA students. At the University of Vaasa tuition fees vary from 10,000 to 12,000 euros per academic year, and are billed to degree students in international Master's degree programmes.

Finland: One of the Nordic Countries - Vamia.

Entry requirements You have the necessary qualifications for studying in the field and completing a degree. You have an educational need. You are motivated to study. You are suitable for the tasks in the field. You have sufficient health requirements for the chosen field. You have adequate language proficiency for the field.

That's right: It's free to study in Finland! While studying in most countries will require handing over an often-hefty tuition fee, Finland has somehow managed to keep university education entirely state-funded – even for international students.

Costs for your studies In Vamia we don´t have a tuition fee and the school lunch is free for our students. The students buy some books themselves, as well as all other studying materials which may be required during their studies.

If you are from outside the EU/EEA area, you are required to pay tuition fees for bachelor's and master's level programmes which are taught in English. The annual tuition fee depends on the university and the degree programme, varying between 5,000€ and 18,000€ approximately (2023).

A basic degree that is completed by passing the competence-based qualifications is free of charge. Fees that are charged for further and specialist vocational qualifications can be found on the education brochure.

VAMIA is run by the City of Vaasa and is a multidisciplinary vocational education organisation with approx. 5000 students per year (3000 fulltime). Vamia is offering vocational education to youth (16-19 years), to adults, to working life and to the industry.

Entry requirements You have the necessary qualifications for studying in the field and completing a degree. You have an educational need. You are motivated to study. You are suitable for the tasks in the field. You have sufficient health requirements for the chosen field. You have adequate language proficiency for the field.

ing to the Finnish Parliament decision, Finnish universities charge tuition fees from non-EU/EEA students. At the University of Vaasa tuition fees vary from 10,000 to 12,000 euros per academic year, and are billed to degree students in international Master's degree programmes.

VAMIA is run by the City of Vaasa and is a multidisciplinary vocational education organisation with approx. 5000 students per year (3000 fulltime). Vamia is offering vocational education to youth (16-19 years), to adults, to working life and to the industry.

Entry requirements You have the necessary qualifications for studying in the field and completing a degree. You have an educational need. You are motivated to study. You are suitable for the tasks in the field. You have sufficient health requirements for the chosen field. You have adequate language proficiency for the field.

ing to the Finnish Parliament decision, Finnish universities charge tuition fees from non-EU/EEA students. At the University of Vaasa tuition fees vary from 10,000 to 12,000 euros per academic year, and are billed to degree students in international Master's degree programmes.