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Kanika Shukla
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Even though many companies in Finland still require that employees must know Finnish, there are many other companies that do not follow this stringent policy. IT and Technology based companies in Finland are paying less importance to Finnish skills these days. Those companies that have international clients and companies that are expanding to foreign markets are looking for fluent English speakers.
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Raj Vimal
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The common jobs in Finland for foreigners varies for different sectors. Some of them areProject managersSoftware engineersHealthcare AssistantsChildcare workersAccount managersWeb designersIt's also important to note that firms and municipal government assist immigrants' work possibilities and that there are job openings specifically for English-speaking experts. Also, individuals with a university degree in technology would find it beneficial to sign up for the TEK recruitment portal.
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Vipra Panda
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The most popular job profiles in Finland are mentioned below:LawyersProfessorsSurgeons / DoctorsNursesMarketing DirectorsThe popularity of employment can fluctuate over time due to a variety of variables, including prevailing economic conditions, shifting demographics, and technological improvements. Also, depending on the location in Finland, job availability may differ.
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Kanika Shukla
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Non-European Union/European Economic Area students who apply to study at universities in Finland need to pay around 5,000 to 15,000 EUR/year as tuition fees. There are so many private and public universities in Finland. Your budget depends on your choice, as private universities are more expensive than public universities.
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Kunal Lalwani
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To apply for any of the slots in Aalto University in Finland, go to their website and find a programme of your choice, check for prerequisites. The majority of the Bachelor programmes are delivered in Finnish/Swedish and most of the Masters are taught in English. IELTS 6.5+ or TOEFL 92 + is needed, if the certificates themselves are missing, then English will be enough to help pass the course. Students interested in applying must do so through Studyinfo.fi, where application occurs at any time from January to April or the specific time dictated by the universities concerned. Documentation which is mandatory includes; certified academic
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Akanksha Malhotra
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Yes, international students can go for employment for 30 hours per week in any job field or sector. Moreover, they can pursue full-time work during their holidays. However, students must note that their annual average must stay at 30 hours per week. This means that even if they are working full-time during their holidays, they need to balance it out with their working hours while their classes are in session. However, if a paid internship or Diploma work is a part of your course, it will not be counted in the weekly 30-hour limit.
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Rupali Singh
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A few of the requirements to study in Finland are:The applicants are required to have a High-School Diploma to take admission to UG coursesFor admission to PG courses, the applicants are required to have a bachelor's degree. GMAT / GRE score may also be requiredAlso, IELTS / TOEFL / PTE scores have to be submitted too
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Chandra Sharma
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Yes, international students are required to submit IELTS score in order to take admission. Most Finland Universities require an IELTS score of 6.0 – 7.0. However, exceptions could be there. Other English language proficiency scores that are accepted are TOEFL / PTE.
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Himanshi Shekhar
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The cost of studying in Finland varies from university to university. The annual tuition fees at Finland Universities is between INR 10 L – INR 40 L. The average tuition fee to study in Finland Universities is between EUR 10,000 – EUR 16,000 per year (Around INR 8 L – INR 14 L). The tuition fees for some of the universities are given as follows:University1st-Year Tuition FeesAalto UniversityINR 7.95 L - 15.02 LUniversity of HelsinkiINR 11.49 L - 15.91 LLUTINR 7.95 L - 11.93 LUniversity of TurkuINR 1.33 L - 10.6 LTampere UniversityINR 8.84 L - 10.6 LUniversity of Eastern FinlandINR 7.07 L - 8.84 LAbo Akademi UniversityINR 7.95 L
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Anya Aggarwal
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Some of the top-ranking Finland Universities are University of Helsinki, Aalto University, University of Turku, LUT, Tampere University, etc. QS and THE rankings for the year 2025 are:UniversityQS Rankings 2025Aalto University#113University of Helsinki#117LUT#336University of Oulu#344University of Turku#375Tampere University#462University of Eastern Finland#535Abo Akademi University#621-630Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2025UniversityRankings 2025University of Helsinki#107Aalto University#196LUT#251-300University of Oulu#251-300Tampere University#301-350University of Turku#301-350University of Vaasa#401-500Abo A
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