How to study in Finland

Applicants must be at least 18 years old. You must study in an institution of higher learning or vocational and technical training college. Applicants should show their admission notices that they have been admitted to institutions of higher learning or have been arranged to take the college entrance examination or language examination.

Degree course and residence certificate in Finland. Proof of economic guarantee. Completed visa application form. China students should provide IELTS scores before applying, with a minimum score of 6.

When applying online in Finland, you need to choose a target school. A total of four schools can be selected, which need to be sorted in order. After the application is submitted, your information will be reviewed in this order in the school you choose, but generally speaking, when your situation meets the basic requirements, basically the selected school will send out an invitation letter for the entrance examination.

Students applying for undergraduate courses only need to prepare high school-related materials. The specific application materials include: copy and translation of senior high school diploma, copy and translation of senior high school transcripts for three years, and copy of IELTS test report. These materials need to be mailed to the target school.

Finland is divided into two categories: academic universities and applied science universities. All are public universities, recognized by the Ministry of Education. There are not many English teaching majors in academic universities, and most of them are taught in Finnish, with both undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

You can apply for a doctorate. Almost every university in the University of Applied Science and Technology offers some English teaching majors. You can apply for a master's degree in an academic university after graduation, or you can apply for a master's degree in an applied science and technology university after working for 3 years.