Pursue your bachelor’s or master’s degree in your dream country through the Finland Government Scholarship program.
The Government of Finland offers full scholarships that cover the tuition fees of eligible international undergraduate and postgraduate applications to study at top institutions in the country.
Finland is the destination of high-quality education in Europe. It is home to some of the continent’s top-ranked institutions, and a welcoming environment for international students to learn new cultures
Eligibility Requirements
To be considered for the Government of Finland Scholarship, you must:
Be a citizen of a developing country
Hold a high school degree or equivalent
Have a good command of English, as the language of instruction in most universities in Finland is English
Not have studied in Finland before
Not be currently enrolled in a degree program in Finland
Meet the specific requirements set by the university or program you are applying for.
Benefits
The Finland Government Scholarships cover the full tuition costs of selected candidates.
Required Documents
To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents, depending on the level/institution you are applying for;
Application Form
A letter of motivation
A research plan
A copy of academic transcripts
Two letters of recommendation
Method of Application
Click the button below to visit the scholarsip’s webpage.
Start by picking the degree programme that interests you the most.
You can either find a suitable programme on university’s own website or on Studyinfo.fi.
Each institution has its own set of scholarships so once you have found a suitable study programme, you can search if the programme offers a scholarship for non-EU/EEA students.
You can typically find instructions for applying for a scholarship alongside the application information.
If you’ve got questions or need a bit more guidance, check out the scholarship information on the website of the university/UAS you are applying to.
Click Here to Apply
Application Deadline: January 22, 2025.