Study in Finland from Bangladesh

Study in Finland from Bangladesh:

Studying in Finland offers a modern university system with an international reputation for high quality, as well as a mixture between tradition and cutting-edge trendiness like nowhere else, creating a unique and stimulating experience.

Available Program:

• Bachelor’s (3 years, 180 ECTS)
• Master’s (1/2 years, 60/120 ECTS)
• Doctorate (4 years)

Part Time Work Opportunity: 25 hours a week.

Easy Permanent Residency: Degree + Job offer + four years of living.

Get a Free Consultation Today!

Education in Finland:
Finland is known as one of Europe’s most modern, most innovative countries, and its educational system is world-renowned! There are two types of higher education institutions in Finland: universities and universities of applied sciences (UAS). Doctoral programs are offered by the universities only. There are 13 Finnish universities and they are owned by the state; their focus lies in scientific research and they offer students a more theoretical education.on the other hand, are governed by local municipalities and private entities and are centered around developing practical skills and engaging in industry development projects. Finnish higher education system uses the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) to measure the amount of higher education credits. Finnish higher education institutions offer scholarship opportunities to students who pay fees, so make sure to contact your chosen institution to find out more about their funding options.

Post Study Options

• After graduation, you can apply for an extension to find work. Once you have a job, you can apply for a status change in your visa. After several years of staying, you can apply for a PR.
• In order to find the best jobs in the city you will live in, the best advice is to show initiative and network. Moreover, Finland may have different customs to finding a job and it is best advised to get acquainted to it in order to have a better chance to securing a job.
• Career services at Finnish universities should be your first point of contact in order to find potential employers. Universities have links with the corporate world and they can provide the best introduction for international students.