Finland is a great choice if you’re looking for tuition-free studies, innovative education and the perfect environment for growth.
World-class education
Finland has long been associated with one of the best education systems in the world. Universities focus on teaching quality, independence, projects and a modern approach to student development.
One of the best countries to live in
Finland has for years been among the very top countries in the world for quality of life and residents’ well-being. It is a safe, modern and well-organized country where living and studying simply feels good.
Strong links with technology and business
Finland is a technologically advanced country, working with companies and startups, which gives you real opportunities to gain experience and develop.
At Finnish universities, you study with people from all over the world, and classes often take place in international groups. This helps you develop your language skills and learn how to work in a global environment.
A relaxed atmosphere at universities
Relationships with lecturers are partner-like and less formal than in Poland. You can freely ask questions, discuss and actively participate in classes. You can always count on support.
A practical approach to learning
Classes are often based on projects, case studies and cooperation with companies. This allows you to gain specific skills and experience already during your studies.
Modern infrastructure and campuses
Campuses are excellently equipped and designed for students. You have access to modern laboratories, coworking spaces and libraries.
Studia w Turku – studenckie miasto w Finlandii – przewodnik 2026/27
Studia w Turku to świetna opcja dla osób, które szukają bezpiecznego kraju, wysokiego poziomu edukacji i spokojniejszego miasta akademickiego niż Helsinki. W artykule znajdziesz informacje o University of Turku, Åbo Akademi University, Turku UAS, kierunkach po angielsku, kosztach życia, aplikacji i systemie studiów w Finlandii. Sprawdź, jak wygląda życie studenckie w jednym z najważniejszych ośrodków akademickich Finlandii.
Studies at public universities are tuition-free for EU students. This means you can study abroad without high education costs.
free
Cost of living
The average cost of living is around 800 - 1350 € per month, depending on the city and lifestyle. Helsinki is the most expensive.
800 - 1350 € / month
Accommodation
A room in a student residence usually costs from 350 to 550 € per month. Accommodation on the private market can cost up to 650€ for a room and from 500€ to around 900€ for a studio.
350 - 900 € / month
Other costs
The cost of everyday expenses is noticeably higher than in Poland. You’ll spend around 450 - 700 € per month on food, transport and everyday expenses, depending on your lifestyle.
450 - 700 € / month
Scholarships
EU students do not pay tuition fees, but additional scholarships are very limited. When choosing Finland, you should not really count on scholarships.
limited
Student work
You can work during your studies, which is popular among students. Work allows you to gain experience and cover part of your living costs.
10 € - 15 € / hour
Work experience
Studies often include projects with companies and internships. This allows you to gain experience even before completing your studies.
Practical experience
Technological development
Finland is a country of innovation, giving you access to modern technologies and work on interesting projects already during your studies.
Technological development
Application to universities in Finland
Check how the Studyinfo.fi system works, which documents are required and what to do to get accepted to study in Finland.
Application deadlines
The main admissions round usually takes place in January for studies starting in the autumn. Application deadlines can vary significantly between universities - for most programs, they fall in March, April or May, while in some cases it may even be June or July.
Important information
You submit applications through the national Studyinfo.fi system or directly through the university portal. Requirements can vary quite significantly depending on the chosen degree program.
How to get accepted?
For a bachelor’s degree, not only grades and school-leaving exam results often matter, but also entrance tests (sometimes the SAT), CV, motivation letter, essay, portfolio or interview. For a master’s degree, a bachelor’s degree diploma, transcript of grades, relevance of your previous degree program and often motivational documents are required - the same as for a bachelor’s degree.
Language requirements
The most commonly accepted certificates are IELTS Academic, TOEFL iBT and Cambridge C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency. The typical minimum is IELTS 6.0-6.5 or TOEFL approx. 80-92. In some cases, Polish students may be exempt from the requirement to submit a certificate.
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