Deadline: 10 January 2018
Open to: students of all nationalities
Scholarships: full tuition fee
Open to: students of all nationalities
Scholarships: full tuition fee
Description
Full
tuition scholarships at the University of Jyvaskyla are now available
to pursue master’s degree programmes in Finland. Scholarships are available
to students of all nationalities.
Students must have Bachelor’s degree (academic first cycle
degree), relevant to the field of education, and completed with good grades.
The University of
Jyvaskyla is a University of Jyvaskyla, Finland. It has its origins in
the first Finnish-speaking Teacher Training College, founded in 1863. Around
15,000 students are currently enrolled in the degree programs of the
university. It is ranked as the fourth largest university in Finland when
measured according to the number of master’s degrees conferred.
Eligibility
Entrance Requirements
Bachelor’s degree (academic first cycle degree), relevant to
the field of education, and completed with good grades. Admission of an
applicant graduating after the application deadline is conditional till s/he
submits the degree certificate, the deadline being July 17th, 2018.
Bachelor’s degree or a polytechnic degree.
The degree has to be completed by 17 July 2018. Please check
also programme specific application requirements.
Scholarship
The scholarship covers the full tuition fee and it is
awarded for two academic years. However, receiving the scholarship for the
second academic year depends on your study progress and success during the
first academic year:
In order to receive the scholarship for the second year, you
must complete at least 55 ECTS credits of degree studies during the first year;
If you complete your degree in less than two years, the
right to the scholarship expires upon the completion of your degree. Even if
your studies are delayed, the scholarship is not granted for longer than two
academic years;
Cost-of-living grants are available at the University of
Jyväskylä only in the IMDP in Nuclear and Particle Physics.
How to Apply?
The application form itself is to be submitted online.
All supporting documents must be submitted either in Finnish, Swedish or
English. If any of your supporting documents are not in one of these languages,
then an officially certified translation must be sent, along with a certified
copy of the original document. In addition, you should send the required
enclosures by mail to University Admissions Finland.
Officially certified transcript of records;
Officially certified copies of degree certificates;
Copy of a residence permit;
Copy of a valid passport;
Certificate of English language proficiency;
Curriculum Vitae (CV);
Motivation letter.
For more information please visit the official website.
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