The Finnish government provides a number of scholarships to overseas students who want to study in Finland. These scholarships provide students with an excellent opportunity to earn an internationally recognized degree while immersing themselves in a distinct culture.

The Finland Scholarships are intended for talented non-EU/EEA students who are subject to tuition costs and wish to pursue international master's degrees at Finnish universities. Tuition fees, living expenses, travel costs, health insurance, and housing are all covered by the Finland Government Scholarship. This implies that scholarship recipients will not have to worry about these expenditures, which may be a considerable burden for many students. Furthermore, the scholarship allows students to immerse themselves in a new culture while earning an internationally recognized degree.

Scholarships are open for Bachelors, Masters and PhD Students in Finnish Universities.

Bachelor's and Master's level scholarships
All Finnish universities and universities of applied sciences (UAS) provide funding opportunities for talented non-EU/EEA students who are subject to tuition fees and wish to pursue international bachelor's or master's degrees. For non-EU/EEA students who must pay tuition fees, Finnish higher education institutions provide a variety of funding possibilities. Scholarships are available at each university/university of applied sciences (UAS). You normally apply for a university scholarship at the same time you apply for admission.

Doctoral / PhD level funding
As part of the Finland Scholarship programme, Finland Fellowships is a funding option for non-EU/EEA students and researchers admitted to start their Doctoral studies at one of Finnish research and arts universities. The universities also have paid doctoral research positions available, or doctoral funding schemes of their own.

Benefits:
> Tuition fee
> Monthly allowance
> Travel expenses
> Health insurance
> Accommodation

Application Deadline:
The application date for the Finland Government scholarship varies according to the universities and programs. Accepted students will be automatically considered for Finland Government scholarships.