Tuition Fees for International Master's Degree Programmes for non-EU/EEA Students

​The University of Turku is launching the tuition fees next academic year as provided by the Universities Act. The programme specific fees are based on national and international comparisons but also on the actual costs of the programmes.

The scholarship programme aimed at students who are liable for payment has three categories: a scholarship that covers the tuition fee for two academic years, a scholarship that covers 50 per cent of the tuition fee for two academic years and an incentive scholarship for the second academic year. Scholarships are granted to max. 30 per cent of the accepted students liable for payment.

– Decisions on the two-year scholarships are made based on previous study success, and a University level scholarship committee will be established to make these decisions. The incentive scholarship for the second academic year offers a great possibility for particularly gifted student, says Vice Rector responsible for education Riitta Pyykkö.

The University of Turku is the most international university in Finland, according to the 2016 THE Ranking. The University’s aim and ambition is to provide students with innovative problem solving skills and a high-standard, multidisciplinary education based on the latest research. The teaching staff is determined to develop the students' skills for working life, as well as new study environments and methods.

The graduates of the University of Turku are creative experts and future visionaries who reach beyond the traditional discipline borders. Thanks to the outstanding services, compact campus, active student life and safe environment, international students feel at home from the very beginning of their stay.

Programme Specific Fees for Master's Degree Programmes

Faculty of Medicine

Turku School of Economics

Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Humanities