Osinachi1:


There are two categories of scholarships

Tuition waiver (partial, 80% for some schools e.g UEF) and Fully funded (100% plus living allowance)

You get either of them, not both.

Not correct, some depts/programs in UEF gives both, Chemistry and Photonics I know about[b]


You can be considered for scholarship based on your admission profile. There are usually no specific separate applications for scholarship

https://studyinfo.fi/

Time2win:
University of Turku released their admission decision today. Some schools are likely to release theirs next week.

reloaded01:
Noted @ Time2win...... Did you apply? or know anyone who applied. If yes, lets know if you or the person(s) got tuition waivers. Gracias!!!

Yanganbiwa:


Thank u.

Army93:
Please can someone put me through on the number of documents I need to legalize before applying for the residence permit? I got a study offer in Finland. Thank you.

frankie2K:

No need for that. Just apply for the RP. Which school offered you and did you receive any scholarship?

frankie2K:

No need for that. Just apply for the RP. Which school offered you and did you receive any scholarship?

Time2win:


Why is everyone concerned about scholarship? Thought their scholarship is common.

Army93:

Thank you. University of Oulu gave me admission. I was awarded a 75% tuition fee scholarship.

frankie2K:

Common kee? No think like that oooo. Every year, the number awarded scholarship depreciate so its not easy to be considered oooo

frankie2K:

Meaning you pay up 25% prior to applying for RP

Dude04:
Anyone got admission to Aalto University

dguyindcorner:
Elders in the house I salute. I want to ask if international students are allowed to study and work in Finland? If yes, what's the probability of getting work over there?

Thanks!

dguyindcorner:
Elders in the house I salute. I want to ask if international students are allowed to study and work in Finland? If yes, what's the probability of getting work over there?

Thanks!

Time2win:


Excerpt from University of Turku Mail

Thinking of working in Turku part-time? It is possible, but please note that with little knowledge of the Finnish language the options are limited. Many of our students work in jobs not related to their studies, often in the hospitality or cleaning industries. The departments may have a few internships and research assistance positions, but these often go to second year students. So be prepared that finding a job may take a while and the first positions you find may not be in the field you are studying.

chaiks:
if it's not in our feild,no problem. What matters most is that one can easily find something to lay hands on and pick some euro mehn. Please anyone with full tuition waiver and stipend?

Time2win:


I know someone with. Some schools will release their decisions on the 5th of April.

chaiks:
oh that's cool. What's the name of the person's school? I pray it turns out positive for us all.

Time2win:


The school is Tampere University. Also, someone from University of Turku got 100% scholarship that covers the tuition fees. Which school did you apply to?

Time2win:


The school is Tampere University. Also, someone from University of Turku got 100% scholarship that covers the tuition fees. Which school did you apply to?

Smartnedu92:
Are you saying that TUT have released their admission list? Cos am yet to hear from them......
Tell me something brother

reloaded01:
TUT sated it clearly that they will start sending admission mails in mid -April.....