University of Turku

Turku, Finland

The University of Turku is a public university which was established in the year 1920 and is located in Turku, southwestern Finland. The first site of the University of Turku was in the center of the city. Later on, a new campus was built in the 1950s on Ryssänmäki.

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University of Turku

Turku, Finland

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Does the University of Turku provide student housing?

No, the University of Turku does not directly provide housing. Instead, international students typically find accommodation through the Turku Student Village Foundation (TYS) or the private rental market.

How and when should I apply for housing in Turku?

Apply through the TYS website as early as possible, especially for the autumn semester. Be prepared for application and deposit fees, depending on the apartment. If long-term housing isn't available immediately, you can book short-term options like hostels or guesthouses until a permanent place is secured.

What kinds of student apartments does TYS offer, and how much do they cost?

TYS offers several housing types: Studios (private room and kitchen) Shared apartments (private bedroom, shared kitchen/bathroom) Family apartments (for couples or families) Most units are unfurnished, though furnished options are available, especially for exchange students. Rent ranges from €250 to €600 per month, including utilities and internet.