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JAMK University of Applied Sciences

Jyväskylän yliopisto, Finland

Jamk is a creative reinvented institute of higher education. We develop and strengthen learning, competence, and competitiveness together with partners and cooperation networks – both in Finland and around the world. We have over 8 500 students and 900 employees.
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Frequently Asked Questions

JAMK is renowned for its strong emphasis on practical, working-life-oriented education, impactful research, development and innovation (RDI) projects, and excellent graduate employment rates, particularly in fields like technology, business, and health.
JAMK is a public university of applied sciences, funded by the Finnish state and the City of Jyväskylä, ensuring accredited, high-quality education.
The main criteria are a completed secondary education, programme-specific prerequisites (like mathematics), and proof of English proficiency (e.g., IELTS 6.0). Selection is often based on an entrance exam, previous grades, or SAT scores.
Yes, many of JAMK's English-taught Bachelor's programmes require an entrance exam, which can often be taken online. Some programmes may use SAT test scores or document-based selection instead.
JAMK offers a wide selection of both Bachelor's and Master's degree programmes that are taught fully in English, alongside its Finnish-taught programmes, attracting a significant international student body.
Absolutely. Practical training, project assignments, and thesis work in collaboration with partner companies are integral parts of all degrees, providing hands-on experience.
Yes, JAMK offers tuition fee scholarships for non-EU/EEA students based on academic merit. The scholarship can cover 50% or 100% of the tuition fee for the first academic year, with continuation criteria.
International students can apply for scholarships from external organizations like the Finnish National Agency for Education. EU/EEA citizens may be eligible for student financial aid from the Finnish government (Kela).
Yes, JAMK guarantees housing through the student housing foundation KOAS for new international degree and exchange students who apply by the announced deadline.
Jyväskylä is a vibrant, safe, and compact city surrounded by nature. It has a large student population, offering a rich cultural life, numerous sports facilities, and a very welcoming atmosphere for international students.
Non-EU graduates can apply for a two-year post-study work permit (Residence Permit for an Extended Purpose) to seek employment in Finland, which can later be converted into a work-based residence permit.
Yes, JAMK's International Services and Career Services provide official documents, guidance, and advice on the application process for the post-study residence permit extension.

JAMK University of Applied Sciences Application Statistics

Students
8500
International Students
1200
Undergraduates
7700
Postgraduate
800
Faculty Strength
5
International Faculty
10
Student Faculty Ratio
20:1
Living Cost
€ 8000
Avg. GPA
2.5
Avg. IB
24
Avg. Percentage
60 %
Avg. IELTS
6

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