Finland

Post-graduation from a top MBA university in Finland, graduates secure impressive job opportunities in global companies. Mentioned below are the approximately placement salaries that are offered to students who have graduated from the top universities for an MBA in Finland:

(1 EUR = INR 97.51)

Yes, English language requirement is one of the important requirements for admission in MBA in Finland. Universities in Finland accepts IELTS exam scores as a proof of proficiency in the English language and students can refer to the table below for minimum score details:

As an EU/EEA citizen, you have the right to work in Finland without any work permit or restrictions on hours. Students from outside of the EU/EEA countries and with a student residence permit are allowed to work part-time. Your first residence permit will allow you to work for a maximum of 30 hours per week.

The cost of living for students varies across Finland depending on location and lifestyle. The typical monthly living costs for students, which include housing, food, transport, and other costs, range from 900 to 1,100 EUR. However, other elements like the type of house, the location, and the way of life of the individual may also have an impact on the cost of living

Universities in Finland, especially research universities, are known to be very selective at admitting students. But University of Jyvaskyla is excpetion.

Its acceptance rate of 60%, is much higher than that of popular universities whose rates of acceptance range between 5-20%. 

Morover, both the Yrkeshogskolan Novia & Vaasa University of Applied Sciences (VAMK) have acceptance rates 60%, & 68%, respectively, per data curated from unofficial sources.

For student visa in Finland, below mentioned are some steps to get it-

• Get letter of acceptance from any university in Finland
• Apply for residence permit 
• Book appointment for identity verification 
• Attend interview and provide all important documents authorities ask for including ones you submitted online 
• Wait for about 1-3 months for final decision 
• Get Finland student visa 

Mentioned below are steps that Indian students can follow to apply to PR in Finland-

• Register on EnterFinland portal 
• Select Permanent Residence Permit to open form
• Upload all documents such as- transcripts, copy of passport, income report, etc
• Submit application and pay application fee 
• Book appointment for interview
• Carry all important documents to interview and ask all questions 
• Wait for response

Yes, international students including Indians are allowed to work part-time in Finland, for a maximum of 30 hours per week, over the course of studies.

Moreover, international students are free to work full-time when classes are not in session (vacations). 

The average salary earned by international students in part-time jobs in Finland stands at EUR 2,500 (INR 2.5 L), per data curated from unofficial sources.

Yes, some universities accept TOEFL, PTE, or Cambridge English, or provide English exemption if your previous education was in English.

Yes Indian students get scholarships to study MS in Finland. Study in abroad is big step that student take for their career and managing expenses including tuition fee and living costs which play a deciding factor in this decision. Here is where scholarships come in and help students study in their dream college by cutting down a portion of their expenses. Here are some scholarships offered by the top universities in Finland that are available for international students:

• Narotam Sekhsaria's Scholarships
• Hani Zeini Scholarship
• Unimoni Student Stars
• Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Scholarships