Study in University of Turku

2,000-13,500 EUR annually, not charged from citizens of EU/EEA/Switzerland nor from holders of certain residence permit types.

The University of Turku supports merited and motivated students with generous scholarships. Scholarships are offered for both Bachelor’s and Master’s level studies, for students who are subject to tuition fees. The Finland Scholarship covers the tuition fee and includes a separate 5,000 € grant for expenses in starting the studies in Turku, Finland. The scholarship programme of the University of Turku covers either 50 % or 100 % of the tuition fee. We also have a scholarships for outstanding performance which will be awarded based on studies at the University of Turku and the programme the student has been admitted to. More info: https://www.utu.fi/en/study-at-utu/scholarships-and-tuition-fees 

In general you should have minimum 600 €/month/person in your use. This amount covers only the most necessary costs and does not include leisure activities.

Many students in Finland finance their studies with part-time jobs. However, you should not completely rely on finding a job and being able to finance your living that way. Finding a job requires activity and initiative and many employers require their staff to know Finnish. Unlike in many countries, job opportunities in campus are uncommon.

The Career Services of the University of Turku advises and assists you at key stages of the job-seeking process. City of Turku also provides help and information for job-seekers.