Finland offers world-class education, a safe and inclusive society, and a unique student experience. Lapland University of Applied Sciences invites you to explore English-taught Bachelor programmes in the most beautiful northern location.
Finland is known for its innovative and student-centered education system where the students have an active role in their own learning. Lapland University of Applied Sciences has received the best feedback among 22 universities of applied sciences now two years in a row: 2024 and 2025. Our highly educated faculty and staff are here to guide you. Read more about Finnish education: Link to Education Finland -pagesHear it straight from our students! Who would be better to tell you than our own students? Read student stories from Lapland UAS: Link to student stories.
Choose from a wide range of Bachelor programmes fully taught in English – join a truly international learning environment. Read more about the Bachelor’s programmes in Lapland UAS: Link to Bachelor’s programmes.
Finland ranks among the safest and most equal countries in the world. Read more about Finland from the news: Finland world’s ninth most peaceful country
Lapland offers unforgettable experiences year-round: forests, northern lights, hiking, skiing, and clean air. You find beautiful landscapes just outside of our campuses. Read more about Lapland from the Outdoor Guide of Finnish Lapland.
Tuition fees apply to non-EU/EEA students. However, Lapland UAS offers scholarship opportunities based on academic performance. EU/EEA students study free of charge.
Yes, applicants need to demonstrate their English language skills. Check the programme-specific requirements for details from Studyinfo.fi -service.
Yes, international students can work part-time during their studies. This can help cover living expenses and provide valuable work experience. Please notice, that in Finland it might be challenging to find a part-time job.
Lapland University of Applied Sciences has campuses in Rovaniemi, Kemi, and Tornio, in Northern Finland. Lapland is well connected with functioning public transportation.
Applications are submitted online through the national Finnish application system Studyinfo.fi-service.
Application periods vary depending on the programme and intake. Check the application periods from Applying for degree programmes -pages.
Living costs in Finland typically range between 800–1,200 euros per month, depending on lifestyle and location. Read more from Study in Finland pages.
In Rovaniemi students can apply for student apartment from Domus Arctica Foundation and also from local housing providers. Accommodation options are offered through local housing providers in Kemi.
Lapland UAS is recognized as an Elite Athlete Friendly University by the Finnish Olympic Committee, supporting students who pursue both academic and athletic excellence.
Yes, international graduates can apply for a post-study residence permit to stay in Finland and look for work. Read more from the Finnish Immigration Service
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