University of Helsinki

Helsinki, Finland

The University of Helsinki, Finland's oldest and most prestigious academic institution, was founded in 1640 in Turku as the Royal Academy of Åbo. After the Great Fire of Turku in 1827, it was relocated to Helsinki and renamed the Imperial Alexander University. Following Finland’s independence in 1917, it became the University of Helsinki.
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International students who have completed a degree (Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctorate) or research in Finland — and who previously held a residence permit for studies or research — are eligible to apply for a post-study residence permit.
Applicants must show they have enough funds to support themselves in Finland. As a general guideline, this is about €560 per month, which amounts to €6,720 per year. Proof can include bank statements, scholarships, or a job offer.
The post-study permit is valid for up to two years. During this time, graduates can: Search for jobs in Finland Work in any field, even outside their study discipline Start a business or become self-employed

University Of University of Helsinki Application Statistics

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University Of University of Helsinki Application Statistics

31000
2900
15000
11000
5000
16:1
17 %
€ 18000
€ 12000
3
30
75 %
6.5
555
158

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