Sibelius Academy of the University of the Arts Helsinki

Helsinki, Finland

The Sibelius Academy, now a key part of the University of the Arts Helsinki, has a rich history dating back to 1882 when it was founded as the Helsinki Music Institute by Martin Wegelius. Over the years, it evolved significantly—renamed the Helsinki Conservatory of Music in 1924.
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Students can choose from two main housing options: Clavis Hall of Residence: Exclusive to Sibelius Academy students, offering compact studio apartments (18–23 m²) with private bathrooms, stoves, and internet. Rent ranges from €435–€556/month, utilities included. HOAS (Foundation for Student Housing in the Helsinki Region): Offers a variety of shared and studio apartments, with some spaces reserved for international and exchange students.
International students are encouraged to: Apply early to Clavis or HOAS, as demand is high Explore open-market options like Facebook Marketplace (with caution) Consider SATO social housing, which requires a Finnish ID number Use university-provided resources and join the student union (Taideyliopiston ylioppilaskunta) for additional support and housing information
No, the academy does not guarantee housing, but it collaborates with housing providers like Clavis and HOAS and offers guidance and resources to help students secure accommodation. Early application and flexibility in location or apartment type can increase your chances of finding a suitable place.

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University Of Sibelius Academy of the University of the Arts Helsinki Application Statistics

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€ 1500
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