Thanks Aleksi as always for the support! Do fill in any gaps if you noticed some information missing or if you think that the audience should know something more about this topic 👊
Hi Oliver, Thanks a lot for your guidance and advise. Because of the advise you gave in those videos, we were able to settle our daughter in the university smoothly with out any difficulty. Thanks once again..
Oh that was so nice to hear, this definitely made my day 👌. Just let me know if there is anything else i could help you with in the future. I have a bunch of videos coming up about job hunting in Finland that im sure your daughter will find helpful especially when applying for her first jobs (e.g. for a summer job next year). Im also planning on releasing a full length job hunting course somewhere around new years. The idea of the course is to give a super comprehensive look into the finnish job market, job hunting, employment contracts etc.. and im sure that its going to be super useful for every international student applying for a job in Finland. Im partnering with an old colleague of mine who is extremely experienced in hiring young university students and i hope that this course would help your daughter get a job on the first go 🙂.
Hey bro. Nice video. I wanted to ask some questions. I am studying in Malaysia as an International student in Civil Engineering. Are there any possibilities that I can transfer my credits to any Universities that is situated in Finland? I am studying in a English based Program. Also can I get a scholarship too? How is the tuition fee there for international students as I am not an EU citizen...
Hey I'm from India🇮🇳 & I'm a commerce student. I'm thinking of pursuing my studies in Finland in the field of business, And I've absolutely NO idea on what I should do,so it would be really nice of you if you could guide me a bit..? Thanks!
Hey Ayushi and thanks for the comment. There are a bunch of videos on my channel that i would recommend you to start with. Applying to study in Finland is a wide topic and you would need to be a bit more specific in your question for me to be able to help you. So what i recommend you to do is the following: watch all the videos in these two playlists 1. Want to study in Finland? Start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html 2. University admission in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwFSUbGnaC22qZeWHqu0pJh.html Im sure that you have already seen some of these videos but i still recommend that you check them out. After you have watched a video, please write as detailed questions as you can into the comments of each video. I will give you as comprehensive answers as i can to each topic. Id love to help you out but watching those videos first will help me out in that i dont have to write an essay about topics that ive already gone through in these videos 😄. I hope you understand.
Thanks for the video mate, helpful stuff. I'm an Aussie citizen with a Finnish wife and child. Would I be able to get an exemption from fees if I were to get a residence permit?
Hey Mustafa and thanks so much for the great question. This is actually something that i have not looked into but my understanding is that unless you have dual citizenship, you cant get an exemption from the tuition. However, as i mentioned, i have not looked into this and i recommend that you contact any of the public universities in Finland to check directly from them. They will know the answer to this for sure.
If this diploma would give you the right to apply for a bachelor's degree in your own country, yes you should also be able to apply for a bachelors in Finland. In terms of the cost of studying in Finland, each university has their own tuition fees so you need to refer to the websites of those universities that you are interested in.
Hey Oliver, thank for the awesome video. I'm a European college student in the US but I'd like to do a exchange program in Finland, not move or earn a degree in Finland. How does it work? Would I have tuition free because I'm from Europe even if I'm a student living in the US? How do I look for those programs? Thank you again!
Hey Rafaela and thanks for the great question! Exchange programmes never have any kind of a tuition separate tuition fees because they should be a part of your degree programme at your home university (in this case the college you are going to in the US). The way that exchange programmes work depends on the school that you are going to. Most universities and colleges around the world have a bunch of partner schools that are a part of their exchange programmes. How this works is that you apply for an exchange programme through your college's own exchange programme. So you need to start the process by figuring out how the exchange system works and whether or not your college is partnering with any schools in Finland. Does this make any sense? 😁
Thank you Road to Finnish! Yes, it makes sense. I didn't realize as exchange students we pay to our home institution, because it's the instituition we are enrolled in. Thank you for answering, it was very helpful!
Hey brother, I am from Asia and I want to study Bsc Nursing in Finland but I have a problem. I have taken PCB in grade 11 and I have taken PCM in grade 12, Can I still study Bsc Nursing in Finland?
Thank you, bro, for this valuable information. I just want to know whether the age of the bachelor’s degree and its low grade will affect admission to study in Finland.Thanks again for this wonderful content.
Hey and thanks for the good questions. Im not 100% sure about this so please take this with a grain of salt, however i have not read from anywhere that the age of your degree would impact your admission. However, your bachelor's degree GPA is definitely going to be a factor in the admission process.
Hey Julio and thanks so much for being a part of the community! Im very happy if the content is giving you some valuable information 👌 Since you are interested in potentially studying in Finland, i would recommend a few resources for you to check out. First of all, i would recommend that you join our Discord server. The idea of the server to build a community of people interested in building their careers in Finland. In the server i post updates about my upcoming videos and live streams and i answer peoples most frequently asked questions. If you are interested in checking it out, you can join the server using this link: discord.gg/Sj5UdMT Also, i really recommend that you start going through the following playlists that i have on my channel because you can find a lot of information from there. Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html Studying in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzyOwEs1szPFqknWr20F5KS.html Finally if you have question about any of these topics, please dont be afraid to ask. Id love to help you as well as i can. Also, if you have not yet seen any of my live streams, i go live every thursday at 6:30pm Helsinki time (eastern european standard time). It might be a bit hard for you depending on the time difference but the live streams are basically me answering your questions live about studying and working in Finland for 2-3 hours. I hope you can join us 👍
@@juliosalinas2591 No problem at all! This whole channel exists to make it easier for you guys to get admitted and to build your careers in Finland and i would not be doing these videos unless i wanted to help 👌
Hi, I am from Nepal 🇳🇵, I am agriculture student and I am interested for bachelor in Agriculture in Finland, I am pursuing for some information, please let me know
The problem is that universities require to pay the tuition fees at one time before the beginning of your program, so if you don't pay you cant study (in case you don't have a scholarship), please do you have a solution?
Hey and thanks for the question. Unfortunately there is no way around this. This is indeed an issue especially if you plan to accumulate the funding for the next year by working during the previous one. This is why i advice not to do this because it is rather difficult to accumulate the necessary funds during the previous year in order to pay the tuition fee in one instalment.
I will have my passport in february. Can I apply for january joint application program Through nation identity card from bangladesh. All my educational papers are ready
Hey and thanks for the great question! You are not guaranteed to get a permanent residence permit but graduating from a finnish university is a great first step towards permanent residency. Heres a bit more information about how this works: Im sure that you are aware of this but when you get admitted to study in Finland you need to apply for a _residence permit for studies_. When you get close to graduation, you can apply for two types of residence permits. If you dont have a job at the time of graduation you can apply for an extended (1 year) residence permit in order to look for a job. If you find a job within that one year period you can apply for a residence permit for work. On the other hand, if you already have a job at the time of graduation you should apply for a _residence permit application for person with a degree completed in Finland_. After working for x amount of years in Finland full-time you are able to apply for a permanent residence. Do note that each of these permits are considered individually so the information on the Finnish immigration services website is a bit vague. However, here are the links to all the relevant pages you should check out: - Residence permit for studies: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland - Extended residence permit to search for a job: migri.fi/en/extended-permit-to-look-for-work - Residence permit based on a degree completed in Finland: migri.fi/en/degree-completed-in-finland - Permanent residence permits: migri.fi/en/permanent-residence-permit I hope this gives you a bit more context 👍. Also, since you are interested in building a career in Finland, i would recommend a few resources for you to check out. First of all, i would recommend that you join our Discord server (i dont remember whether or not you were already a member). The idea of the server to build a community of people interested in building their careers in Finland. In the server i post updates about my upcoming videos and live streams and i answer peoples most frequently asked questions. If you are interested in checking it out, you can join the server using this link: discord.gg/Sj5UdMT Second, if you are interested in learning more about job opportunities and job hunting in Finland, i recommend that you download this job hunting app: meetfrank.onelink.me/nwaQ/downloadFI Its a great tool for any international job seekers because its not only a tool for finding a job in Finland, but it also tells you how much money you could earn in your field in Finland. The app is 100% free of charge and ive personally been using it for a few years now. Also, i really recommend that you start going through the different playlists that i have on my channel because you can find a lot of information from there. Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html Studying in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzyOwEs1szPFqknWr20F5KS.html Again, if you have any questions about topics in these playlists, dont be afraid to leave a comment. Id love to elaborate on any of the topics if anything is left unclear. I would also love it if you had any ideas or recommendation for future videos. I love making videos based on subscriber recommendations and i would be glad to make a dedicated video based on any of your questions 👍.
Hey Dean. Again, could you elaborate a bit on this question. I dont really understand what you meant with it. Id love to answer your question in more detail if you can just make it a bit more clear.
Kittos, Are the borders still closed for international students. I have got 2 acceptances but the chances are less to travel soon. Mose probably, they will urge me to study online which I do not prefer. Please guide me if you have any info regarding this.
Hey and thanks for the question! No, the borders are not closed to students, however there might still be some travel restrictions that im not aware of. However, if you travel to Finland from certain countries, there is a 10-day recommended (but voluntary) quarantine that you should do. You can follow the situation from the website of the Finnish institution of health and welfare (the official government website): thl.fi/en/web/infectious-diseases-and-vaccinations/what-s-new/coronavirus-covid-19-latest-updates/travel-and-the-coronavirus-pandemic About online studies - most universities in Finland are still doing their courses remotely even if you are in Finland. We had a few covid spikes at university campuses at the beginning of september when the semester started. This caused universities to close their campuses (again). We dont yet know when contact teaching is going to be resumed.
Hello, im looking for a Ph.D in biothechnology,but at the same time i would love to have teaching job with good salary so that i may live with parents,Is it possible there..please guide if you can. Thanks & Regards
Hey and thanks for the interesting question. May i ask what do you mean with living with parents? I would need a bit more context here to give you an answer. About teaching jobs in Finland, a general rule of thumb is that you need to have a master's degree in education from Finland in order to work as a teacher. The Finnish education system is highly regulated and has a very high standard for teachers and not only do you need to pedagogical skills to work as a teacher (either as a class or subject teacher) but you also need to speak Finnish to do so. So unless you have a prior degree in education in Finland, the answer here is no.
Hi Oliver How far is national and international ranking important in deciding/selection of a particular university in Finland. How important / credible are the student reviews (TH-cam channel or internet etc)
Hey Khalifa and thanks again for a great question! To be quite honest, unless you are applying for the best schools in Finland (Aalto and the University of Helsinki) people dont really care about the rankings. Also, when Finnish students apply to these two schools, they mostly apply to them because of the optics (people want to study at the best schools), not because of the rankings. In terms of student reviews, please take everything with a grain of salt and remember that people are reviewing schools based on their personal experiences that are based on a students' perspective. So i would not equate official rankings and individuals' reviews at all (the same goes to my opinions as well). However, i would still watch and read as many student reviews as you can because in my humble opinion, a student's study experience can actually be much more important than the official ranking of a school. This is because if you really, really love studying at a certain school (for whatever reason and regardless of its international rankings), you are most likely also going to do better in school. This in turn means that you are going to get better results and learn more - which in turn is directly correlated in your career. In Finland, employers do not really care where you went to school - they only care about your experience and expertise. So this means that the more you enjoy your studies, the more likely it is that you are going to do really well in your career. I hope that this makes any sense 😅
I would like to know if having a EU citizenship but not having a permanent residence or lived in an EU country, if I will have to pay fees while doing a master's program in Finland please.
Hey Fallon and thanks for the question. You have to confirm this from the Finnish immigration service because im only 95% sure. Having said that, my understanding is that all you need is a citizenship in a EU or EEA (European economic area) country. So e.g. if you are a EU citizen but have been living in the US for the last 20 years, you should still be entitled to study in Finland for free. Again, please confirm this from Migri just to make sure. You can get to their website here: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland
I dont have a bachelors degree but I have a masters degree hence I'm professionally qualified in HR. Can I know whether I can get myself enrolled in a masters programme in Finland?
Hey Cmamike and thanks for the great question. Yes, you can definitely apply for a new master's degree in Finland. Having a previous degree does not disqualify from the application in any way. On the contrary, it might even make you a better and more lucrative applicant for the university. So i highly encourage you to apply if you find an interesting programme 👍.
Hi there. I've a question. If a divorced woman goes for masters in Finland, can she take her kids along if they are dependent on her? Will the kids get the finnish visa too?
Hello Erum. My understanding is that you can take your kids with you. However, i would ask you to contact the Finnish immigration service for the specifics because this is a rather complicated issues: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland
Hey Scarlet! I hope that the videos on the channel help you in the process. I have a bunch of videos on all the important topics that you need to know about when applying to study in Finland. Just make sure to check out the playlists on my channel page 🙂
Thank you so much! I’m from Los Angeles, and I fell in love with Europe! I wanna move there! I plan on doing my masters, either in Germany or in Norway, Finland, Sweden. Thank you for this video ☺️💖
I'm student of psychology . I'm form pakistan I done my b.s psychology .I want to take admission in M.s pachology . please provide me guidance for admission
Im student of psychology . I'm form pakistan I done my b.s psychology .I want to take admission in M.s pachology . please provide me guidance for admission
I have a video on scholarships that you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/NS0_6Ka8zlU/w-d-xo.html In terms of psychology programmes, you have to google this yourself. I am not that well versed in this field and i would have to do the research myself anyways. So google is your friend here.
Hello brother, I am an Egyptian student with a high school. I want to enroll in the faculty of human medicine in a Finnish university, but I do not know how to apply, how much is the price of studying medicine in English. Thank you.
Thanks for the question. My current understanding is that there are no Bachelor's degrees in medicine taught in English in Finland. In Finland you can study medicine in the following universities: Helsinki, Tampere, Turku, Oulu and Eastern Finland (Kuopio campus) and none of them offer an English taught Bachelor's degree at this point. Please take into account that this is based on my current understanding but if you want to make sure, you could contact the Finnish medical association which functions as a link between medical professionals, universities and the job market: www.laakariliitto.fi/en/ They will definitely know whether its possible to do a degree in medicine in English.
Hey Arij and thanks for the question. When, where and how you apply depends on the school, whether you are applying for a bachelor's or master's level degree as well as whether you are a citizen of a European Union or European Economic Area country. So i would need to know a bit more information before i can help you further.
The University of Eastern Finland has a suitable programme that you can check out here: www.uef.fi/en/degree-programme/masters-degree-programme-in-public-health Scholarships are available for non-EU/EEA citizens. You can read about the scholarships on the same page.
This is an interesting question. I dont think its mandatory per say, but if you ask me, i think its good practice to include them. Just make sure that they dont take too much space at the top of the page.
Can we do field job with master ? Like I did my bachelor degree in Computer Science and I'm an App Developer. So can I do job as an App Developer in a Company with my Master??
Unfortunately no unless you are a EU or EEA citizen. Studying an English taught bachelors or masters level degree in Finland is not free unless you are a citizen of a European Union or European Economic Area country.
I know it sucks that the free education only applies to EU and EEA citizens but you have to remember that the education is paid by the tax payers and that the whole idea behind the European Union was to get this group of countries closer to each other in a number of ways. This also involves the right for EU citizens to get degrees in other member states (not always for free mind you) but at least easier than it would be to get educated e.g. in the US or Russia. So yeah it sucks but do remember that there are really good scholarship options for non EU citizens. I explain those in this video: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html
Hello sir I am from India and i want to do bachelor's degree from reputed university of Finland like University of Helsinki , so how could I do that please help me oy
Can I ask that I have applied to 6 UAS with the dealine on Jan, but now can I apply for the seventh UAS Seamk with the deadline on April, is it legal to do so.
I must say, you make it out to be a lot harder than it is. Entrance exams are generally optional and Finnish Universities do accept foreign diplomas. You do have to demonstrate Finnish languages proficiency which, if you don't have proof of Finnish proficiency from a diploma, is as easy as doing a test to get a YKI certificate. As long as you know Finnish, it isn't hard to get into a Finnish degree programme.
You do have a point but i would still maintain my position. Even if Finnish universities do accept foreign high school diplomas, this is highly limited and does not apply to most diplomas outside the EU. So it is not a general rule that foreign diplomas are accepted when applying for a Finnish taught university programme. Second, saying that entrance exams are "optional" is pretty misleading. The university application system for Finnish taught programmes was changes a few years back and this means that the majority of students would be admitted to Finnish taught programmes based on their high school final diplomas. Since universities have limited spots available, this means that if your final diploma was not good enough, you would not be able to get admitted using it. This is where the entrance exam system comes in. Im not going to repeat what i said about the entrance exams in this video but to summarise, passing the Finnish language university entrance exams as a foreigner is extremely hard and also something that i would not recommend. Just passing the YKI language test is absolutely not enough to do this. So yes, you could theoretically get into a Finnish taught university programme with a foreign high school diploma. However, i would still stand behind what i said in this video because statistically speaking, it is much, much easier to get in to an English taught programme with a scholarship than getting into a Finnish taught programme (and not having to pay for tuition).
Good job. Is it possible to come for a bachelor degree( nursing) with my spouse and minor children? If yes how do I apply for residence permit with them to come at the first time.
Hey Precious and thanks for the great question! My understanding based on the information that the finnish immigration service has given is yes, your family can move with you after they have been granted residence permits based on family ties. There are some specific requirements for your spouse to get a residence permit. One of these requirements is that one should be able to secure their means of support without relying on any governmental support. You can read more of the individual requirements here: migri.fi/en/spouse-in-finland-with-a-residence-permit This is the website for residence permits based on family ties. Do note that there are subpages that address the different type of family ties that you can see from the menu on the left side of the page: migri.fi/en/moving-to-finland-to-be-with-a-family-member I hope that this gets you started 👍
hello oliver...I am from India...i have completed doctorate in economics (phd). please tell me about post doctorate in Finland. which universities offer this course ...please reply
Hey and thanks for the question. This depends on the university and the application process that they use. The next application period starts in December. Which school were you thinking about applying?
Hi! I’m from Iran and my budget is a bit low and was thinking of applying to an undergraduate’s program in science at Oulu university and then apply for one of their scholarships but I’m already studying for a bachelors degrees which I did not choose and do not like in my own country( you can’t choose what you like here unless you have money) and would like to know if there’s still a chance for me to obtain a scholarship even though I’m 22 years old and have a bachelors in Japanese language? If there’s a slight change, I would apply , oh and my GPA is very high and my IELTS score is also very high
Hey and thanks for the excellent question! Also sorry for the late response, i hope this does not come too late. So based on what you said there should not be anything that would not allow you to apply for a scholarship. Scholarships are meant for all non-EU or EEA citizens who apply for a bachelor's or master's level degree in a Finnish university or university of applied sciences. There are no age restrictions and i have not heard of a single case where a scholarship would have been denied from someone because they already have a prior degree. However, do note that scholarships are always granted on a competitive basis and the limited number of scholarships means that only the best applicants are awarded with one. However, based on the fact that you have high grades and test scores and IN ADDITION the fact that you have a prior degree (this can actually be a benefit for you), i would definitely recommend you to apply to study in Finland. Btw, if you have not yet seen my video on scholarships, i really recommend that you check it out here: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html I hope this answered your question :). Also, since you are interested in doing a degree in Finland, i really recommend that you join our Discord server. The idea of the server is to build a community of people who are interested in studying and working in Finland and in the server I post a lot of updates about future videos and live streams + we have a lot more personal discussion with the community. If you are interested, you can join using this link: discord.gg/T84B8W3 Also also, if you want to learn more about studying in Finland, i recommend that you go through these playlists: Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html Do let me know if you have any additional questions. Id love to help in any way i can.
@@RoadtoFinnish this was very helpful!! I wasn’t sure at first but now I’ll definitely apply and see what happens ^^ and thanks for all the links, I’ve enjoyed all your videos! I’m trying all over the world but Finland is my #1 choice. Wish me luck（＾∇＾）
Shouldn't marrying a Finn also be in this? My partner and I are getting married then we're applying to a university so we can live together while studying.
Every single university in Finland has English taught degree programmes. However, not all schools have English taught Bachelor's programmes. Also i think that this is too broad of a question. The more important question is - what do you want to study?
Hi Oliver the content is great ... Can you please tell something about cold weather in Finland...how do students coming from hot moderate regions feel and survive...etc..
Hey and thanks so much for the positive feedback and the interesting question! This is a wide topic so i would need to write you an essay to cover all the themes. However, i would say that the best thing is simply to learn how to dress up properly for winter. Summers in Finland are actually quite lovely and warm. Not too hot but not too cold. Funny enough, recent years have seen an increase in tourists coming from the Middle East and e.g. central Europe because the Finnish summer is more mild than what many countries further south have. So winter is the season that you should think about. However, this is mostly a question about clothes and knowing how to dress for the weather. Aleksi Himself has a great video about winter clothes and other things that you need to take into account during the winter: th-cam.com/video/l5dp2KsMHiw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AleksiHimself-VideosaboutFinland
Oliver, greetings I'm from Nigeria and a low income family. I really want to study in Finland, I'll need all the help I can get. University education here is so perilous & unpredictable, especially for low income students. I want to study Literature in Finland very much
Hey Sarah and thanks so much for the comment. I would love to help you as much as i can. Please let me know if you have any specific questions about these topics and id be glad to help you in any way i can. Since you are interested in potentially studying in Finland, i would recommend a few resources for you to check out. First of all, i would recommend that you join our Discord server. The idea of the server to build a community of people interested in building their careers in Finland. In the server i post updates about my upcoming videos and live streams and i answer peoples most frequently asked questions. If you are interested in checking it out, you can join the server using this link: discord.gg/Sj5UdMT Also, i really recommend that you start going through the following playlists that i have on my channel because you can find a lot of valuable information from there. Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html Studying in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzyOwEs1szPFqknWr20F5KS.html Finally, if you have not yet seen any of my live streams, i go live every thursday at 6:30pm Helsinki time (Eastern European Standard Time). It might be a bit hard for you depending on the time difference but the live streams are basically me answering your questions live about studying and working in Finland for 2-3 hours. I hope you can join us 👍
Thank you of the video! May be you knowing how work this Entrance examination “National business entrance exam online” it’s a new experience in entrance examination, yeah?
@@RoadtoFinnish www.tuni.fi/en/study-with-us/international-business#expander-trigger--field-entrance-exam--in--7b00111f-c04e-47d0-9a4e-09f5fb5d2755 I'll try to explain. There is a tab "entrance exam" click on it and there is a description of the online exam🙂
So I want to move to Finland upon graduation, but cost is a big issue for me, because where I am in Canada, because of my grade (In our school ranking, I'm top of my grade) in addition to volunteer work on the side and student council. Here, thats almost a guarantee to at least study for free. I want to study medicine so cost is a big issue. Do you think I should bother with Finnish scholarships? I really want to because I hate canada Edit: I've also read on one website canadians can study free, but do you know if that's true?
Hi Oliver. Is there any subject in Master degree that choosing the subject get highest chance to get scholarship. I just want to come in Finland as it's my dream country.
No, there are not specific master's degrees that would make it more likely for you to get a scholarship. Also, i have to say that choosing your field based on which has the best chances to get a scholarships is in my honest opinion a bad idea. What if you find a field that might have better chances to get scholarships BUT you end up hating that field? Do you really want to study and work in a field that you hate / dont have motivation for for the rest of your life. I always tell people to apply to study subjects that they are actually interested in. Every single university in finland has a scholarships programme for degrees taught in english. Some might be more difficult to get than others but none of them are impossible. You have to accept the fact that you have to work hard as f to get a scholarship in finland. If you are not willing to put in that effort, i dont think its the right idea to apply to study in finland. This is, again, because applying to a field just because its the easiest is a very bad idea and will most likely lead you to work in a field that you have no interest in. In summary: try to find a field that you are interested in and you have motivation towards. This is because that makes you more willing to work hard for a scholarship. This is the way.
No problem at all. Do let me know when you have an idea of what field and what kind of a degree you'd like to study. I can help you a bit more at that point.
The application process is not dependent on your GPA. The application process and tuition fees depend on the school and the degree that you apply to. If you are interested in studying tourism, check out these websites from JAMK university of applied sciences: Bachelors in tourism management: www.jamk.fi/en/Education/Tourism-and-Hospitality/tourism-management-bachelor-of-hospitality-management/ Tuition fees for JAMK university of applied sciences: www.jamk.fi/en/Education/tuition-fees/ In this video i explain how the university application process works in Finland: th-cam.com/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/w-d-xo.html In this video i explain how much it costs to live in Finland as a student: th-cam.com/video/5MejDbyRbDc/w-d-xo.html
Do I need to pay tuition fees if I want to study in Swedish language? And brother, if I take the set exam, will I have to sit for the entrance exam? What is the application process in Swedish language?
You mentioned that citizens of EU and EUA countries qualify for free study. Does that also apply if you have permanent residency in Spain and a residency EU card but are not a citizen of EU and EUA countries?
Hey Abhishek. Can you be a bit more specific. Were you looking for master's degree programmes in tourism? If yes, here are two master's programmes that i can recommend: University of Lapland: www.ulapland.fi/EN/Admissions/Masters-Studies/Masters-Degree-Programmes/Tourism,-Culture-and-International-Management University of Eastern Finland: www.uef.fi/en/degree-programme/masters-degree-programme-in-tourism-marketing-and-management
Hi Oliver, I have come across your channel as I was looking for videos on TH-cam that talks about studying in Finland and everything that goes around it. I have found your videos very informative and helpful for anyone hoping to study as an international student in Finland. I am yet to watch more of your videos but it would be very beneficial if you’d make a video about List of popular universities that offers full tuition fee scholarship. Hope you can take this into consideration. Thank you. 😊
Im not sure what test you are referring to. Every university and university of applied science has their own application requirements and you need to at least do a language proficiency test but you might also have to do other tests as well. About the terminology, in Finland we dont use the term college or technical college. Higher education in Finland is done either at universities or at universities of applied sciences. I have a video explaining the differences between these two institutions that i recommend you to check out: th-cam.com/video/u2cDS0xAnkk/w-d-xo.html
There are a large number of great bachelor's programmes taught in English. You can find a list of them here: www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/bachelors-and-masters-admissions
Pretty much impossible for me to say. Depends on the type of jobs that you are looking for, your previous educational background, experience, field of studies etc..
All international students from outside the European Union and European Economic Area are allowed to apply for scholarships. However, this does not mean that you will be able to get one. There arent enough scholarships for everyone and they are granted on a competitive basis meaning that only the best applicants each year are granted scholarships. Please watch this video for a more detailed explanation about scholarships in Finland including how and when to apply for them, what kind of scholarships are available: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html
My understanding is that you cannot currently study psychology in English but im not 100% sure because there are so many degrees available in Finland. However, i have not yet found any English taught psychology programmes in Finland even though i have spent quite a lot of time searching.
Hey Sumeet and thanks for the questions. For work permits, please refer to the Finnish immigration service on this website: migri.fi/en/working-in-finland Im not an immigration specialist and i am not that well aware of the process to apply for work permits. About jobs in shipping and logistics: naturally i cant say for sure because im not working in the field myself. However, do note that Finland is basically an nation of export and we sell most of our products abroad. So i would assume that there are plenty of opportunities in shipping and in logistics. Again, i dont have experience in the field so cant say for sure about what kind of jobs there are and how well they are paid.
@@RoadtoFinnish Thanks for your reply. Really appreciate it !! However, i came to know that usually getting work permit is very hard, the only option is unless i get a job offer from any Finnish company or I have to apply for tourist visa and then search for job and convert tourist visa to work visa.
The application process is the exact same BUT you do not have to pay tuition AND you do not need to apply for a residence permit. I have another video where i explain this process in more depth that you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/w-d-xo.html
Yeah unfortunately not. Basically those spots have been "reserved" (not a publicly stated fact, but its my interpretation) for Finnish students since 2017 when the tuition fees were imposed to non-EU citizens by the government. Also considering how much there is to do in order to get a degree from a finnish university to begin with, the fact that you would have to learn a totally new language would make it simply impossible. One more thing, even though learning Finnish can be beneficial if you live here, there is no point in doing a degree in Finnish. Finland is very international and most of our business is done globally. This is why most master's degrees are taught English for everyone. Learning your professional lingo in Finnish simply isnt beneficial for anyone (with some exceptions).
@@RoadtoFinnish oww ok i see now ,so they neglected the cultural benift for the economical benift so they'll delay the net negative taxes that's being estimated for the future and fill the EU tax that's caused by Brexit, that's kinda smart.
Well i would not necessarily read that much into that because these decisions are also deeply rooted in the Finnish education system and the way that our entire education infrastructure has been built for a long time. I dont remember the exact reasons for why the tuition fees were imposed in the first place, but even before the change it was not possible to international students to study in Finnish without going through the same process that i explained in this video. As a small country it is logical that its own nationals are prioritised in terms of education - both for economical and political reasons. It is true that there is a complex economic aspect to it. Its extremely expensive to educate people especially if they come to Finland just for school and dont stay here for work . In those cases there is no incentive for Finland (or any other country) to invest in individuals for 5-7 years especially since universities have a limited capacity to educate people each year. Each admitted person means that someone else didnt get in and its simply better for the nations economy to educate those who are going to stay there to work (and pay taxes). On the other hand, as you mentioned, there is also a cultural aspect to this as well and keeping a balance between these is not easy. What makes it even more difficutl is that its a political question. Im sure that you can understand that it would not be too popular if Finnish universities (which are publicly funded) were to give free education to international students who move to work abroad after graduation (if we make this assumption). It simply would not sit well with the tax payers. So its a super complex problem. Any changes in the system will take years to take place. After this, one has to test and measure the impact on different national and international indicators for a bunch of years before it can be determined whether or not the change had a negative or positive impact. Again, i dont remember the exact reasoning behind the change. There are pros and cons for both systems. However, the fact that we nowadays have tuition fees for non-EU citizens is pretty much in line with all other European countries. Oh and about Brexit. Thats an interesting perspective but the decision on tuition fees was made years before brexit was even a thing. So it actually has nothing to do with the matter 👍.
@@RoadtoFinnish Yea i understand that and I'm all in with prioritizing your own people over foreigners, and i think a better alternative would be if the foreign students decided to study in finland then come back to his/her own country ( or anything other country except finland) then they should pay for their education in two ways either by paying the tuition fee up front (let's say 50000€ for the whole education degree if they stated that they'll leave finland) or later if they changed their mind and decided to leave finland after that which also could be also solved by two ways : A/ either to pay the "50000€" that we mentioned before but after they graduated and decided to leave. B/ or the finnish government could make him/her an offer of working for a period of time in finland that way they could get their money back by taxing him at an interest rate that the finnish government decides then after the period he/she could work were ever they want . PS. And if he/she decided to stay in finland and work there forever then he/she won't have to pay for the education and it'll be a win win situation for both the student and the finnish government. And actually the decision for paying the tax gap that the UK left was proposed by the finnish government itself after the announcement of Brexit by the UK government.
This is actually one of the best takes on this issue that ive read in a very long time 👌. These kind of tax solutions could work really nicely. A simple way could be to do a tax exemption equal to the tuition fee. This could be given over a period of 3-5 years (the time your been studying) giving an incentive to work here at least for that amount of time. Really cool. I would actually enjoy having a longer discussion about this topic because there are so many different perspectives and ideas that could be implemented. Oh and about brexit, i might have misunderstood your original point. You are correct about the tax gap. I was commenting on something else because i didnt get your original point.
You are allowed to work during your studies if you are doing a bachelor's or master's degree in Finland. However, there are limits to how many hours you can work per week, and you have to progress with your studies or your residency is cancelled. After you graduate from a Finnish institution of higher education (university or university of applied sciences) you can apply for a residence permit to keep working in Finland. This means that you have to complete the entire degree to apply for a work permit. Please see this webpage from the finnish immigration service for more details: migri.fi/en/after-graduation
Hi if u don't mind to answer me im from morocco im a university student on my second year major in management and i want to pursuit my studies in finland my question is if i did apply are they going to let me continue my third year Means my last year in bachelor and then start my master or i should start the university there from the begining ?
Unfortunately you would need to start from the beginning. The credits from your home university in Morocco are most likely not transferrable to Finland. I would recommend that you finish your last year of bachelor's studies in Morocco and apply for a master's in Finland after that.
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WATCH NEXT 👉 How to pay university tuition in Finland with part-time work: th-cam.com/video/H-Ckw7_AY2w/w-d-xo.html
Good stuff Oliver!
Thanks Aleksi as always for the support! Do fill in any gaps if you noticed some information missing or if you think that the audience should know something more about this topic 👊
Hi Oliver,
Thanks a lot for your guidance and advise. Because of the advise you gave in those videos, we were able to settle our daughter in the university smoothly with out any difficulty. Thanks once again..
Oh that was so nice to hear, this definitely made my day 👌. Just let me know if there is anything else i could help you with in the future. I have a bunch of videos coming up about job hunting in Finland that im sure your daughter will find helpful especially when applying for her first jobs (e.g. for a summer job next year). Im also planning on releasing a full length job hunting course somewhere around new years. The idea of the course is to give a super comprehensive look into the finnish job market, job hunting, employment contracts etc.. and im sure that its going to be super useful for every international student applying for a job in Finland. Im partnering with an old colleague of mine who is extremely experienced in hiring young university students and i hope that this course would help your daughter get a job on the first go 🙂.
@@RoadtoFinnish
Thanks a lot once again. Waiting for the future videos to come.......
I am from India I just completed my +12.I looking for study in Finland to completed my UG with financial support
Hey bro. Nice video. I wanted to ask some questions. I am studying in Malaysia as an International student in Civil Engineering. Are there any possibilities that I can transfer my credits to any Universities that is situated in Finland? I am studying in a English based Program. Also can I get a scholarship too? How is the tuition fee there for international students as I am not an EU citizen...
Hey I'm from India🇮🇳 & I'm a commerce student. I'm thinking of pursuing my studies in Finland in the field of business,
And I've absolutely NO idea on what I should do,so it would be really nice of you if you could guide me a bit..?
Thanks!
Hey Ayushi and thanks for the comment. There are a bunch of videos on my channel that i would recommend you to start with. Applying to study in Finland is a wide topic and you would need to be a bit more specific in your question for me to be able to help you. So what i recommend you to do is the following: watch all the videos in these two playlists
1. Want to study in Finland? Start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html
2. University admission in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwFSUbGnaC22qZeWHqu0pJh.html
Im sure that you have already seen some of these videos but i still recommend that you check them out. After you have watched a video, please write as detailed questions as you can into the comments of each video. I will give you as comprehensive answers as i can to each topic. Id love to help you out but watching those videos first will help me out in that i dont have to write an essay about topics that ive already gone through in these videos 😄. I hope you understand.
Thanks for the video mate, helpful stuff. I'm an Aussie citizen with a Finnish wife and child. Would I be able to get an exemption from fees if I were to get a residence permit?
Hey Mustafa and thanks so much for the great question. This is actually something that i have not looked into but my understanding is that unless you have dual citizenship, you cant get an exemption from the tuition. However, as i mentioned, i have not looked into this and i recommend that you contact any of the public universities in Finland to check directly from them. They will know the answer to this for sure.
Hey bro i want to know after complete diploma in Bangladesh can i apply Finland for bachelor and how much tution fee.
If this diploma would give you the right to apply for a bachelor's degree in your own country, yes you should also be able to apply for a bachelors in Finland. In terms of the cost of studying in Finland, each university has their own tuition fees so you need to refer to the websites of those universities that you are interested in.
Hey Oliver, thank for the awesome video. I'm a European college student in the US but I'd like to do a exchange program in Finland, not move or earn a degree in Finland. How does it work? Would I have tuition free because I'm from Europe even if I'm a student living in the US? How do I look for those programs? Thank you again!
Hey Rafaela and thanks for the great question! Exchange programmes never have any kind of a tuition separate tuition fees because they should be a part of your degree programme at your home university (in this case the college you are going to in the US). The way that exchange programmes work depends on the school that you are going to. Most universities and colleges around the world have a bunch of partner schools that are a part of their exchange programmes. How this works is that you apply for an exchange programme through your college's own exchange programme. So you need to start the process by figuring out how the exchange system works and whether or not your college is partnering with any schools in Finland.
Does this make any sense? 😁
Thank you Road to Finnish! Yes, it makes sense. I didn't realize as exchange students we pay to our home institution, because it's the instituition we are enrolled in. Thank you for answering, it was very helpful!
Happy to hear that this was helpful. Do let me know if you have any more questions once you actually get to apply to a semester in Finland ✌️
Hey brother, I am from Asia and I want to study Bsc Nursing in Finland but I have a problem. I have taken PCB in grade 11 and I have taken PCM in grade 12, Can I still study Bsc Nursing in Finland?
Thank you, bro, for this valuable information. I just want to know whether the age of the bachelor’s degree and its low grade will affect admission to study in Finland.Thanks again for this wonderful content.
Hey and thanks for the good questions. Im not 100% sure about this so please take this with a grain of salt, however i have not read from anywhere that the age of your degree would impact your admission. However, your bachelor's degree GPA is definitely going to be a factor in the admission process.
@@RoadtoFinnish Ok I understand thank you brother keep going 💪💪
Dude awesome video! I'm from the US but looking at options in Europe and the Nordic countries...
Hey Julio and thanks so much for being a part of the community! Im very happy if the content is giving you some valuable information 👌
Since you are interested in potentially studying in Finland, i would recommend a few resources for you to check out. First of all, i would recommend that you join our Discord server. The idea of the server to build a community of people interested in building their careers in Finland. In the server i post updates about my upcoming videos and live streams and i answer peoples most frequently asked questions. If you are interested in checking it out, you can join the server using this link: discord.gg/Sj5UdMT
Also, i really recommend that you start going through the following playlists that i have on my channel because you can find a lot of information from there.
Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html
Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html
Studying in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzyOwEs1szPFqknWr20F5KS.html
Finally if you have question about any of these topics, please dont be afraid to ask. Id love to help you as well as i can. Also, if you have not yet seen any of my live streams, i go live every thursday at 6:30pm Helsinki time (eastern european standard time). It might be a bit hard for you depending on the time difference but the live streams are basically me answering your questions live about studying and working in Finland for 2-3 hours. I hope you can join us 👍
@@RoadtoFinnish Thank you for everything appreciate the info, i will do best to look at the resources. Again, thank you 🙏.
@@juliosalinas2591 No problem at all! This whole channel exists to make it easier for you guys to get admitted and to build your careers in Finland and i would not be doing these videos unless i wanted to help 👌
Please help me. I want to follow a psychology master degree. Give processing
Hi, I am from Nepal 🇳🇵, I am agriculture student and I am interested for bachelor in Agriculture in Finland, I am pursuing for some information, please let me know
The problem is that universities require to pay the tuition fees at one time before the beginning of your program, so if you don't pay you cant study (in case you don't have a scholarship), please do you have a solution?
Hey and thanks for the question. Unfortunately there is no way around this. This is indeed an issue especially if you plan to accumulate the funding for the next year by working during the previous one. This is why i advice not to do this because it is rather difficult to accumulate the necessary funds during the previous year in order to pay the tuition fee in one instalment.
What about tuition fees for MPhil programmes for ESL (English as a second language learners)?
I will have my passport in february. Can I apply for january joint application program Through nation identity card from bangladesh. All my educational papers are ready
hey oilver, is it possible after completing my master's degree to get permanent work permit in finland and become permanent resident?
Hey and thanks for the great question! You are not guaranteed to get a permanent residence permit but graduating from a finnish university is a great first step towards permanent residency. Heres a bit more information about how this works:
Im sure that you are aware of this but when you get admitted to study in Finland you need to apply for a _residence permit for studies_. When you get close to graduation, you can apply for two types of residence permits. If you dont have a job at the time of graduation you can apply for an extended (1 year) residence permit in order to look for a job. If you find a job within that one year period you can apply for a residence permit for work. On the other hand, if you already have a job at the time of graduation you should apply for a _residence permit application for person with a degree completed in Finland_. After working for x amount of years in Finland full-time you are able to apply for a permanent residence. Do note that each of these permits are considered individually so the information on the Finnish immigration services website is a bit vague. However, here are the links to all the relevant pages you should check out:
- Residence permit for studies: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland
- Extended residence permit to search for a job: migri.fi/en/extended-permit-to-look-for-work
- Residence permit based on a degree completed in Finland: migri.fi/en/degree-completed-in-finland
- Permanent residence permits: migri.fi/en/permanent-residence-permit
I hope this gives you a bit more context 👍.
Also, since you are interested in building a career in Finland, i would recommend a few resources for you to check out. First of all, i would recommend that you join our Discord server (i dont remember whether or not you were already a member). The idea of the server to build a community of people interested in building their careers in Finland. In the server i post updates about my upcoming videos and live streams and i answer peoples most frequently asked questions. If you are interested in checking it out, you can join the server using this link: discord.gg/Sj5UdMT
Second, if you are interested in learning more about job opportunities and job hunting in Finland, i recommend that you download this job hunting app: meetfrank.onelink.me/nwaQ/downloadFI Its a great tool for any international job seekers because its not only a tool for finding a job in Finland, but it also tells you how much money you could earn in your field in Finland. The app is 100% free of charge and ive personally been using it for a few years now.
Also, i really recommend that you start going through the different playlists that i have on my channel because you can find a lot of information from there.
Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html
Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html
Studying in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzyOwEs1szPFqknWr20F5KS.html
Again, if you have any questions about topics in these playlists, dont be afraid to leave a comment. Id love to elaborate on any of the topics if anything is left unclear. I would also love it if you had any ideas or recommendation for future videos. I love making videos based on subscriber recommendations and i would be glad to make a dedicated video based on any of your questions 👍.
Does Finland offer TESOL Masters degree for non european students ???
What is subjects for study in finland advance level
Hey Dean. Again, could you elaborate a bit on this question. I dont really understand what you meant with it. Id love to answer your question in more detail if you can just make it a bit more clear.
hi oliver... i am an indian citizen. i am 17 ur old... so. to study in finland i should just study.. fineesh right..
So wait, me as an EU citizen dont need to get a scholarship to study for free in Finland? I kinda got confused
Hi i am doing my masters in psychology, in need to know about some therapy diploma or certificate courses
Can an EU student study a master's in English for free?
Kittos, Are the borders still closed for international students. I have got 2 acceptances but the chances are less to travel soon. Mose probably, they will urge me to study online which I do not prefer. Please guide me if you have any info regarding this.
Hey and thanks for the question! No, the borders are not closed to students, however there might still be some travel restrictions that im not aware of. However, if you travel to Finland from certain countries, there is a 10-day recommended (but voluntary) quarantine that you should do. You can follow the situation from the website of the Finnish institution of health and welfare (the official government website): thl.fi/en/web/infectious-diseases-and-vaccinations/what-s-new/coronavirus-covid-19-latest-updates/travel-and-the-coronavirus-pandemic
About online studies - most universities in Finland are still doing their courses remotely even if you are in Finland. We had a few covid spikes at university campuses at the beginning of september when the semester started. This caused universities to close their campuses (again). We dont yet know when contact teaching is going to be resumed.
thank you clean video no extra talk just answering the main question , great job
Glad you liked it! Happy to hear that these kinds of to-the-point videos work 👍
Hello,
im looking for a Ph.D in biothechnology,but at the same time i would love to have teaching job with good salary so that i may live with parents,Is it possible there..please guide if you can.
Thanks & Regards
Hey and thanks for the interesting question. May i ask what do you mean with living with parents? I would need a bit more context here to give you an answer.
About teaching jobs in Finland, a general rule of thumb is that you need to have a master's degree in education from Finland in order to work as a teacher. The Finnish education system is highly regulated and has a very high standard for teachers and not only do you need to pedagogical skills to work as a teacher (either as a class or subject teacher) but you also need to speak Finnish to do so. So unless you have a prior degree in education in Finland, the answer here is no.
@@RoadtoFinnish Thank you for that kind reply.
I have masters degree in biotech from my country.
but it was nice to have reply from you.
Regards
Dear Friend, I have watched countless such videos but yours is really highly informative and data driven. Best of luck.
Hi Oliver
How far is national and international ranking important in deciding/selection of a particular university in Finland. How important / credible are the student reviews (TH-cam channel or internet etc)
Hey Khalifa and thanks again for a great question! To be quite honest, unless you are applying for the best schools in Finland (Aalto and the University of Helsinki) people dont really care about the rankings. Also, when Finnish students apply to these two schools, they mostly apply to them because of the optics (people want to study at the best schools), not because of the rankings.
In terms of student reviews, please take everything with a grain of salt and remember that people are reviewing schools based on their personal experiences that are based on a students' perspective. So i would not equate official rankings and individuals' reviews at all (the same goes to my opinions as well). However, i would still watch and read as many student reviews as you can because in my humble opinion, a student's study experience can actually be much more important than the official ranking of a school. This is because if you really, really love studying at a certain school (for whatever reason and regardless of its international rankings), you are most likely also going to do better in school. This in turn means that you are going to get better results and learn more - which in turn is directly correlated in your career. In Finland, employers do not really care where you went to school - they only care about your experience and expertise. So this means that the more you enjoy your studies, the more likely it is that you are going to do really well in your career.
I hope that this makes any sense 😅
Hi m from Algeria (Africa) so how much i should pay ?!
I would like to know if having a EU citizenship but not having a permanent residence or lived in an EU country, if I will have to pay fees while doing a master's program in Finland please.
Hey Fallon and thanks for the question. You have to confirm this from the Finnish immigration service because im only 95% sure. Having said that, my understanding is that all you need is a citizenship in a EU or EEA (European economic area) country. So e.g. if you are a EU citizen but have been living in the US for the last 20 years, you should still be entitled to study in Finland for free.
Again, please confirm this from Migri just to make sure. You can get to their website here: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland
I dont have a bachelors degree but I have a masters degree hence I'm professionally qualified in HR. Can I know whether I can get myself enrolled in a masters programme in Finland?
Hey Cmamike and thanks for the great question. Yes, you can definitely apply for a new master's degree in Finland. Having a previous degree does not disqualify from the application in any way. On the contrary, it might even make you a better and more lucrative applicant for the university. So i highly encourage you to apply if you find an interesting programme 👍.
Hi there. I've a question. If a divorced woman goes for masters in Finland, can she take her kids along if they are dependent on her? Will the kids get the finnish visa too?
Hello Erum. My understanding is that you can take your kids with you. However, i would ask you to contact the Finnish immigration service for the specifics because this is a rather complicated issues: migri.fi/en/studying-in-finland
I'm from Sri Lanka. I'm planning to do my bachelor's( ict related ) in Finland. Hope that you will guide me 😃
Hey Scarlet! I hope that the videos on the channel help you in the process. I have a bunch of videos on all the important topics that you need to know about when applying to study in Finland. Just make sure to check out the playlists on my channel page 🙂
Thank you so much! I’m from Los Angeles, and I fell in love with Europe! I wanna move there! I plan on doing my masters, either in Germany or in Norway, Finland, Sweden. Thank you for this video ☺️💖
But from what i seen and heard, LA is a great place..
If someone has SFI Swedish language as a second language could he apply for Degree programme taught in Swedish , Tack så mycket
I'm student of psychology . I'm form pakistan I done my b.s psychology .I want to take admission in M.s pachology . please provide me guidance for admission
Im student of psychology . I'm form pakistan I done my b.s psychology .I want to take admission in M.s pachology . please provide me guidance for admission
Hello sir plzzz reply to me plzzz I want to take admission in Finland in m.s psychology plz help me out for scholarships and guidance line
I have a video on scholarships that you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/NS0_6Ka8zlU/w-d-xo.html In terms of psychology programmes, you have to google this yourself. I am not that well versed in this field and i would have to do the research myself anyways. So google is your friend here.
My daughter wants to work part time and study at finland. I need help on how to register all of that please help she is 18 years old.
What kind of questions would you have about the topic?
Töissäkäyvien verorahoilla leyhyttelee ulkomaalaiset ilman omaa panosta 🤔
Hello brother, I am an Egyptian student with a high school. I want to enroll in the faculty of human medicine in a Finnish university, but I do not know how to apply, how much is the price of studying medicine in English. Thank you.
Thanks for the question. My current understanding is that there are no Bachelor's degrees in medicine taught in English in Finland. In Finland you can study medicine in the following universities: Helsinki, Tampere, Turku, Oulu and Eastern Finland (Kuopio campus) and none of them offer an English taught Bachelor's degree at this point.
Please take into account that this is based on my current understanding but if you want to make sure, you could contact the Finnish medical association which functions as a link between medical professionals, universities and the job market: www.laakariliitto.fi/en/ They will definitely know whether its possible to do a degree in medicine in English.
hello,
i wanted to study architecture in finland..how should i apply.and links plz
Hey Arij and thanks for the question. When, where and how you apply depends on the school, whether you are applying for a bachelor's or master's level degree as well as whether you are a citizen of a European Union or European Economic Area country. So i would need to know a bit more information before i can help you further.
Hey can u plz tell me that whether master of public health course is available with scholarship?
The University of Eastern Finland has a suitable programme that you can check out here: www.uef.fi/en/degree-programme/masters-degree-programme-in-public-health
Scholarships are available for non-EU/EEA citizens. You can read about the scholarships on the same page.
Please I have a question,does letter of motivation contain address of the sender and receiver?
This is an interesting question. I dont think its mandatory per say, but if you ask me, i think its good practice to include them. Just make sure that they dont take too much space at the top of the page.
I'm from Indonesia, I want to study online and it's free...Masters in law... Can I get in Finland??
Im sorry but i dont understand the question. Did you mean that you want to study a master's in law for free?
Yes.. scholarships for foreigners and have online classes because I am still working in Indonesia. I am a graduate of law and political science 🙏
Can we do field job with master ? Like I did my bachelor degree in Computer Science and I'm an App Developer. So can I do job as an App Developer in a Company with my Master??
hi...is studying a bachelors free if it is my second bachelors degree?
Unfortunately no unless you are a EU or EEA citizen. Studying an English taught bachelors or masters level degree in Finland is not free unless you are a citizen of a European Union or European Economic Area country.
I wish I were a citizen of European union. Such a discrimination. I should marry a girl from Europe.
I know it sucks that the free education only applies to EU and EEA citizens but you have to remember that the education is paid by the tax payers and that the whole idea behind the European Union was to get this group of countries closer to each other in a number of ways. This also involves the right for EU citizens to get degrees in other member states (not always for free mind you) but at least easier than it would be to get educated e.g. in the US or Russia. So yeah it sucks but do remember that there are really good scholarship options for non EU citizens. I explain those in this video: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html
@@RoadtoFinnish Thank you.
Sure thing!
Sooo if i'm from th EU i can study in finland in english free of charge?
That is correct 👍
Hello sir I am from India and i want to do bachelor's degree from reputed university of Finland like University of Helsinki , so how could I do that please help me oy
Hello, bro. my wife love to do her Master's degree program through scholarship in finland but we dont know how to go about it. please can you help?
does this applies to switzerland aswell?
Hey Toni and thanks for the question. Yes, this applies also to Swiss citizens so you guys dont have to pay tuition in Finland.
Can I ask that I have applied to 6 UAS with the dealine on Jan, but now can I apply for the seventh UAS Seamk with the deadline on April, is it legal to do so.
The way you say Oliver advances the level of your channel
😅 thanks for that - i guess
I must say, you make it out to be a lot harder than it is. Entrance exams are generally optional and Finnish Universities do accept foreign diplomas. You do have to demonstrate Finnish languages proficiency which, if you don't have proof of Finnish proficiency from a diploma, is as easy as doing a test to get a YKI certificate. As long as you know Finnish, it isn't hard to get into a Finnish degree programme.
You do have a point but i would still maintain my position. Even if Finnish universities do accept foreign high school diplomas, this is highly limited and does not apply to most diplomas outside the EU. So it is not a general rule that foreign diplomas are accepted when applying for a Finnish taught university programme. Second, saying that entrance exams are "optional" is pretty misleading. The university application system for Finnish taught programmes was changes a few years back and this means that the majority of students would be admitted to Finnish taught programmes based on their high school final diplomas. Since universities have limited spots available, this means that if your final diploma was not good enough, you would not be able to get admitted using it. This is where the entrance exam system comes in. Im not going to repeat what i said about the entrance exams in this video but to summarise, passing the Finnish language university entrance exams as a foreigner is extremely hard and also something that i would not recommend. Just passing the YKI language test is absolutely not enough to do this.
So yes, you could theoretically get into a Finnish taught university programme with a foreign high school diploma. However, i would still stand behind what i said in this video because statistically speaking, it is much, much easier to get in to an English taught programme with a scholarship than getting into a Finnish taught programme (and not having to pay for tuition).
@@RoadtoFinnish The DI-valintakoe is available in English.
I would like to see a page where it talks about this.
Education level is 12 since 2005 age 38. Is possible admission on scholarship on disability
Good job. Is it possible to come for a bachelor degree( nursing) with my spouse and minor children? If yes how do I apply for residence permit with them to come at the first time.
Hey Precious and thanks for the great question! My understanding based on the information that the finnish immigration service has given is yes, your family can move with you after they have been granted residence permits based on family ties. There are some specific requirements for your spouse to get a residence permit. One of these requirements is that one should be able to secure their means of support without relying on any governmental support. You can read more of the individual requirements here: migri.fi/en/spouse-in-finland-with-a-residence-permit
This is the website for residence permits based on family ties. Do note that there are subpages that address the different type of family ties that you can see from the menu on the left side of the page: migri.fi/en/moving-to-finland-to-be-with-a-family-member
I hope that this gets you started 👍
Thank you very much for the quick response. I appreciate.
hello oliver...I am from India...i have completed doctorate in economics (phd). please tell me about post doctorate in Finland. which universities offer this course ...please reply
Oliverr what is the universities applicatiom period?
Hey and thanks for the question. This depends on the university and the application process that they use. The next application period starts in December. Which school were you thinking about applying?
I want to do Masters in maths from Finland...
Cool. Have you already decided on a university?
Hi! I’m from Iran and my budget is a bit low and was thinking of applying to an undergraduate’s program in science at Oulu university and then apply for one of their scholarships but I’m already studying for a bachelors degrees which I did not choose and do not like in my own country( you can’t choose what you like here unless you have money) and would like to know if there’s still a chance for me to obtain a scholarship even though I’m 22 years old and have a bachelors in Japanese language? If there’s a slight change, I would apply , oh and my GPA is very high and my IELTS score is also very high
Hey and thanks for the excellent question! Also sorry for the late response, i hope this does not come too late.
So based on what you said there should not be anything that would not allow you to apply for a scholarship. Scholarships are meant for all non-EU or EEA citizens who apply for a bachelor's or master's level degree in a Finnish university or university of applied sciences. There are no age restrictions and i have not heard of a single case where a scholarship would have been denied from someone because they already have a prior degree. However, do note that scholarships are always granted on a competitive basis and the limited number of scholarships means that only the best applicants are awarded with one. However, based on the fact that you have high grades and test scores and IN ADDITION the fact that you have a prior degree (this can actually be a benefit for you), i would definitely recommend you to apply to study in Finland.
Btw, if you have not yet seen my video on scholarships, i really recommend that you check it out here: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html
I hope this answered your question :).
Also, since you are interested in doing a degree in Finland, i really recommend that you join our Discord server. The idea of the server is to build a community of people who are interested in studying and working in Finland and in the server I post a lot of updates about future videos and live streams + we have a lot more personal discussion with the community. If you are interested, you can join using this link: discord.gg/T84B8W3
Also also, if you want to learn more about studying in Finland, i recommend that you go through these playlists:
Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html
Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html
Do let me know if you have any additional questions. Id love to help in any way i can.
@@RoadtoFinnish this was very helpful!! I wasn’t sure at first but now I’ll definitely apply and see what happens ^^ and thanks for all the links, I’ve enjoyed all your videos! I’m trying all over the world but Finland is my #1 choice. Wish me luck（＾∇＾）
is there any class for international students to study Finnish and use that language in their day-to-day lives??
Shouldn't marrying a Finn also be in this? My partner and I are getting married then we're applying to a university so we can live together while studying.
Please name Universities which teach in English
Every single university in Finland has English taught degree programmes. However, not all schools have English taught Bachelor's programmes.
Also i think that this is too broad of a question. The more important question is - what do you want to study?
Would I be able to study for a Master's degree in English there? I have British and German citizenship.
Hi Oliver the content is great ...
Can you please tell something about cold weather in Finland...how do students coming from hot moderate regions feel and survive...etc..
Hey and thanks so much for the positive feedback and the interesting question! This is a wide topic so i would need to write you an essay to cover all the themes. However, i would say that the best thing is simply to learn how to dress up properly for winter. Summers in Finland are actually quite lovely and warm. Not too hot but not too cold. Funny enough, recent years have seen an increase in tourists coming from the Middle East and e.g. central Europe because the Finnish summer is more mild than what many countries further south have. So winter is the season that you should think about. However, this is mostly a question about clothes and knowing how to dress for the weather. Aleksi Himself has a great video about winter clothes and other things that you need to take into account during the winter: th-cam.com/video/l5dp2KsMHiw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=AleksiHimself-VideosaboutFinland
Is gap accepted ?
I am from nepal and want to study in finland ??
Thanks a lot for your very kind information. Love from Bangladesh
Finaland teach in English bachelor's
Yes. There are a bunch of Finnish universities that have English taught Bachelor's degree programmes. However, this depends on the field.
Oliver, greetings I'm from Nigeria and a low income family. I really want to study in Finland, I'll need all the help I can get. University education here is so perilous & unpredictable, especially for low income students. I want to study Literature in Finland very much
Hey Sarah and thanks so much for the comment. I would love to help you as much as i can. Please let me know if you have any specific questions about these topics and id be glad to help you in any way i can.
Since you are interested in potentially studying in Finland, i would recommend a few resources for you to check out. First of all, i would recommend that you join our Discord server. The idea of the server to build a community of people interested in building their careers in Finland. In the server i post updates about my upcoming videos and live streams and i answer peoples most frequently asked questions. If you are interested in checking it out, you can join the server using this link: discord.gg/Sj5UdMT
Also, i really recommend that you start going through the following playlists that i have on my channel because you can find a lot of valuable information from there.
Want to study in Finland - start here: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzO2SS52m1jTPpAKr9UtqSb.html
Relocating to Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDwb_3_SfNTQNDvTYQox6A10.html
Studying in Finland: th-cam.com/play/PLz4mqtlQagDzyOwEs1szPFqknWr20F5KS.html
Finally, if you have not yet seen any of my live streams, i go live every thursday at 6:30pm Helsinki time (Eastern European Standard Time). It might be a bit hard for you depending on the time difference but the live streams are basically me answering your questions live about studying and working in Finland for 2-3 hours. I hope you can join us 👍
@@RoadtoFinnish I will do my best! Thank you for the info. I will follow up
Hey Olivia I want to study martime engineering which school do you recommend bachelor degree
Thank you of the video! May be you knowing how work this Entrance examination “National business entrance exam online” it’s a new experience in entrance examination, yeah?
Im sorry but im not really sure what examination you are talking about.
@@RoadtoFinnish www.tuni.fi/en/study-with-us/international-business#expander-trigger--field-entrance-exam--in--7b00111f-c04e-47d0-9a4e-09f5fb5d2755 I'll try to explain. There is a tab "entrance exam" click on it and there is a description of the online exam🙂
So I want to move to Finland upon graduation, but cost is a big issue for me, because where I am in Canada, because of my grade (In our school ranking, I'm top of my grade) in addition to volunteer work on the side and student council. Here, thats almost a guarantee to at least study for free. I want to study medicine so cost is a big issue. Do you think I should bother with Finnish scholarships? I really want to because I hate canada
Edit: I've also read on one website canadians can study free, but do you know if that's true?
Can we learn bachelors from a Finnish university online?
👍👍
Cover other European universities as well
Hey Ali and thanks for the suggestion. Im fully focused on education in finland so i have no plans on covering other european countries.
Hi Oliver.
Is there any subject in Master degree that choosing the subject get highest chance to get scholarship. I just want to come in Finland as it's my dream country.
No, there are not specific master's degrees that would make it more likely for you to get a scholarship. Also, i have to say that choosing your field based on which has the best chances to get a scholarships is in my honest opinion a bad idea. What if you find a field that might have better chances to get scholarships BUT you end up hating that field? Do you really want to study and work in a field that you hate / dont have motivation for for the rest of your life. I always tell people to apply to study subjects that they are actually interested in. Every single university in finland has a scholarships programme for degrees taught in english. Some might be more difficult to get than others but none of them are impossible. You have to accept the fact that you have to work hard as f to get a scholarship in finland. If you are not willing to put in that effort, i dont think its the right idea to apply to study in finland. This is, again, because applying to a field just because its the easiest is a very bad idea and will most likely lead you to work in a field that you have no interest in.
In summary: try to find a field that you are interested in and you have motivation towards. This is because that makes you more willing to work hard for a scholarship. This is the way.
Thanks for your reply. i really agree with your opinion and i will follow the way you showed me. Thanks again.
No problem at all. Do let me know when you have an idea of what field and what kind of a degree you'd like to study. I can help you a bit more at that point.
Yeah sure. I would like to study Data Science in my Masters Degree. Thank you once again.
Hello! I am a foreign student.i want to study tourism in finland.my higher secondary cgpa 5.98 out of 10.how can I apply ???? Total cost ??? Pls
The application process is not dependent on your GPA. The application process and tuition fees depend on the school and the degree that you apply to. If you are interested in studying tourism, check out these websites from JAMK university of applied sciences:
Bachelors in tourism management: www.jamk.fi/en/Education/Tourism-and-Hospitality/tourism-management-bachelor-of-hospitality-management/
Tuition fees for JAMK university of applied sciences: www.jamk.fi/en/Education/tuition-fees/
In this video i explain how the university application process works in Finland: th-cam.com/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/w-d-xo.html
In this video i explain how much it costs to live in Finland as a student: th-cam.com/video/5MejDbyRbDc/w-d-xo.html
WOW thx so much great intro for people looking. Lots of good info in a short video.
Do I need to pay tuition fees if I want to study in Swedish language? And brother, if I take the set exam, will I have to sit for the entrance exam? What is the application process in Swedish language?
You mentioned that citizens of EU and EUA countries qualify for free study. Does that also apply if you have permanent residency in Spain and a residency EU card but are not a citizen of EU and EUA countries?
Hi . I have 11 years work experience and I am a graduate. I would like to Tourism course in Finland. Can you please guide?
Hey Abhishek. Can you be a bit more specific. Were you looking for master's degree programmes in tourism? If yes, here are two master's programmes that i can recommend:
University of Lapland: www.ulapland.fi/EN/Admissions/Masters-Studies/Masters-Degree-Programmes/Tourism,-Culture-and-International-Management
University of Eastern Finland: www.uef.fi/en/degree-programme/masters-degree-programme-in-tourism-marketing-and-management
Please do they have a course related to Social Studies
heyy *Will Hunting* ! 👋 remembered me?
Oh how could i forget xD. You must be careful because ive heard that Will Hunting knows Jason Bourne quite well 😁
I wish all universities to study in was free
Hi Oliver, I have come across your channel as I was looking for videos on TH-cam that talks about studying in Finland and everything that goes around it. I have found your videos very informative and helpful for anyone hoping to study as an international student in Finland. I am yet to watch more of your videos but it would be very beneficial if you’d make a video about List of popular universities that offers full tuition fee scholarship. Hope you can take this into consideration. Thank you. 😊
For degree programme and for technical college admissions. Is there any technical college or university they give admission with out admission test.
Im not sure what test you are referring to. Every university and university of applied science has their own application requirements and you need to at least do a language proficiency test but you might also have to do other tests as well.
About the terminology, in Finland we dont use the term college or technical college. Higher education in Finland is done either at universities or at universities of applied sciences. I have a video explaining the differences between these two institutions that i recommend you to check out: th-cam.com/video/u2cDS0xAnkk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks.do Finnish universities offer postgraduate degrees?
boss can you study in bachelors
There are a large number of great bachelor's programmes taught in English. You can find a list of them here: www.studyinfinland.fi/admissions/bachelors-and-masters-admissions
I'm a university teacher and planning to come for a one year MA program
. Do u think it will be possible to find a job after studies ?
Pretty much impossible for me to say. Depends on the type of jobs that you are looking for, your previous educational background, experience, field of studies etc..
Will i be able to get full scholarship with Ib diploma on direct entry
All international students from outside the European Union and European Economic Area are allowed to apply for scholarships. However, this does not mean that you will be able to get one. There arent enough scholarships for everyone and they are granted on a competitive basis meaning that only the best applicants each year are granted scholarships. Please watch this video for a more detailed explanation about scholarships in Finland including how and when to apply for them, what kind of scholarships are available: th-cam.com/video/lyQL4NJwlWs/w-d-xo.html
wow...very elborately answerd in whole video just in 6 minutes! thumbs up bro
Thanks! I hope that this answered the question well enough. Its a complicated topic and summarising it was quite hard.
I am from sri lanka. Is the msc in psycology is also taught in finnish ?
My understanding is that you cannot currently study psychology in English but im not 100% sure because there are so many degrees available in Finland. However, i have not yet found any English taught psychology programmes in Finland even though i have spent quite a lot of time searching.
How to apply for work permit in Finland and how is job opportunities in shipping n logistics
Hey Sumeet and thanks for the questions. For work permits, please refer to the Finnish immigration service on this website: migri.fi/en/working-in-finland Im not an immigration specialist and i am not that well aware of the process to apply for work permits.
About jobs in shipping and logistics: naturally i cant say for sure because im not working in the field myself. However, do note that Finland is basically an nation of export and we sell most of our products abroad. So i would assume that there are plenty of opportunities in shipping and in logistics. Again, i dont have experience in the field so cant say for sure about what kind of jobs there are and how well they are paid.
@@RoadtoFinnish Thanks for your reply. Really appreciate it !! However, i came to know that usually getting work permit is very hard, the only option is unless i get a job offer from any Finnish company or I have to apply for tourist visa and then search for job and convert tourist visa to work visa.
Can you explain the process of applying as as an eu student?
The application process is the exact same BUT you do not have to pay tuition AND you do not need to apply for a residence permit. I have another video where i explain this process in more depth that you can watch here: th-cam.com/video/nN8Amqu_cVA/w-d-xo.html
Didn't quite expect that honestly lol,i thought the finnish government would encourage studying in finnish.
Yeah unfortunately not. Basically those spots have been "reserved" (not a publicly stated fact, but its my interpretation) for Finnish students since 2017 when the tuition fees were imposed to non-EU citizens by the government. Also considering how much there is to do in order to get a degree from a finnish university to begin with, the fact that you would have to learn a totally new language would make it simply impossible. One more thing, even though learning Finnish can be beneficial if you live here, there is no point in doing a degree in Finnish. Finland is very international and most of our business is done globally. This is why most master's degrees are taught English for everyone. Learning your professional lingo in Finnish simply isnt beneficial for anyone (with some exceptions).
@@RoadtoFinnish oww ok i see now ,so they neglected the cultural benift for the economical benift so they'll delay the net negative taxes that's being estimated for the future and fill the EU tax that's caused by Brexit, that's kinda smart.
Well i would not necessarily read that much into that because these decisions are also deeply rooted in the Finnish education system and the way that our entire education infrastructure has been built for a long time. I dont remember the exact reasons for why the tuition fees were imposed in the first place, but even before the change it was not possible to international students to study in Finnish without going through the same process that i explained in this video. As a small country it is logical that its own nationals are prioritised in terms of education - both for economical and political reasons.
It is true that there is a complex economic aspect to it. Its extremely expensive to educate people especially if they come to Finland just for school and dont stay here for work . In those cases there is no incentive for Finland (or any other country) to invest in individuals for 5-7 years especially since universities have a limited capacity to educate people each year. Each admitted person means that someone else didnt get in and its simply better for the nations economy to educate those who are going to stay there to work (and pay taxes).
On the other hand, as you mentioned, there is also a cultural aspect to this as well and keeping a balance between these is not easy. What makes it even more difficutl is that its a political question. Im sure that you can understand that it would not be too popular if Finnish universities (which are publicly funded) were to give free education to international students who move to work abroad after graduation (if we make this assumption). It simply would not sit well with the tax payers. So its a super complex problem. Any changes in the system will take years to take place. After this, one has to test and measure the impact on different national and international indicators for a bunch of years before it can be determined whether or not the change had a negative or positive impact.
Again, i dont remember the exact reasoning behind the change. There are pros and cons for both systems. However, the fact that we nowadays have tuition fees for non-EU citizens is pretty much in line with all other European countries.
Oh and about Brexit. Thats an interesting perspective but the decision on tuition fees was made years before brexit was even a thing. So it actually has nothing to do with the matter 👍.
@@RoadtoFinnish Yea i understand that and I'm all in with prioritizing your own people over foreigners, and i think a better alternative would be if the foreign students decided to study in finland then come back to his/her own country ( or anything other country except finland) then they should pay for their education in two ways either by paying the tuition fee up front (let's say 50000€ for the whole education degree if they stated that they'll leave finland) or later if they changed their mind and decided to leave finland after that which also could be also solved by two ways :
A/ either to pay the "50000€" that we mentioned before but after they graduated and decided to leave.
B/ or the finnish government could make him/her an offer of working for a period of time in finland that way they could get their money back by taxing him at an interest rate that the finnish government decides then after the period he/she could work were ever they want .
PS. And if he/she decided to stay in finland and work there forever then he/she won't have to pay for the education and it'll be a win win situation for both the student and the finnish government.
And actually the decision for paying the tax gap that the UK left was proposed by the finnish government itself after the announcement of Brexit by the UK government.
This is actually one of the best takes on this issue that ive read in a very long time 👌. These kind of tax solutions could work really nicely. A simple way could be to do a tax exemption equal to the tuition fee. This could be given over a period of 3-5 years (the time your been studying) giving an incentive to work here at least for that amount of time. Really cool. I would actually enjoy having a longer discussion about this topic because there are so many different perspectives and ideas that could be implemented.
Oh and about brexit, i might have misunderstood your original point. You are correct about the tax gap. I was commenting on something else because i didnt get your original point.
Good video.
Thank you.
i passed out my 12th and i wanted to study in
Finland
Thats great to hear. What field do you have in mind?
Can I get work permit after one year master or one study course ??
You are allowed to work during your studies if you are doing a bachelor's or master's degree in Finland. However, there are limits to how many hours you can work per week, and you have to progress with your studies or your residency is cancelled.
After you graduate from a Finnish institution of higher education (university or university of applied sciences) you can apply for a residence permit to keep working in Finland. This means that you have to complete the entire degree to apply for a work permit. Please see this webpage from the finnish immigration service for more details: migri.fi/en/after-graduation
Hi if u don't mind to answer me im from morocco im a university student on my second year major in management and i want to pursuit my studies in finland my question is if i did apply are they going to let me continue my third year Means my last year in bachelor and then start my master or i should start the university there from the begining ?
Unfortunately you would need to start from the beginning. The credits from your home university in Morocco are most likely not transferrable to Finland. I would recommend that you finish your last year of bachelor's studies in Morocco and apply for a master's in Finland after that.
Did u found a way through it?if yes i hope u could share your experience with me.
Im also a moroccan on my 2nd year major business management
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