Program Details
| Intakes |
August |
| Application Fee |
100 EUR |
| Living cost |
Estimated cost of living around EUR 800-900 per month (housing, meals etc.); residence-permit applicants must show at le |
| Yearly Tuition Fee |
0 EUR per year |
| Tuition Fee Remarks |
Scholarship up to Scholarships available |
English Proficiency Test Requirements
| IELTS Academic Online Overall |
6.5 |
IELTS Academic Online No Bands Less Than |
6 |
| TOEFL iBT Overall |
92 |
TOEFL iBT No Bands Less Than |
— |
| PTE Academic Overall |
68 |
PTE Academic No Bands Less Than |
61 |
| Cambridge C1 Advanced Overall |
Accepted |
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| Cambridge C2 Proficiency Overall |
Accepted |
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| YKI English (Finnish language proficiency) Overall |
5 |
YKI English (Finnish language proficiency) No Bands Less Than |
— |
Standardized Test Requirements
Entry Requirements
| Study level |
Postgraduate |
| Language of study |
English |
| Highest qualification |
Bachelor, Master, Doctoral |
| Medium of Instruction |
Accepted in place of IELTS / PTE |
| Eligibility |
Programme-specific fee not fetched; JYU published ranges: bachelor EUR 10,000 or EUR 16,000 and master EUR 10,000/12,000/14,000 per academic year (a range). |
| Documents required |
Name/level/field verified on the official programme list page
programme-specific selection criteria page not fetched in this task. |
Remarks
| Visa refusal policy |
Off-campus rentals near campus (washer, sauna, Wi-Fi included) plus student-union village housing |
| About the university |
Discover a welcoming study destination in the heart of Finland. At the University of Jyväskylä, you can pursue internationally recognised studies from bachelor's to doctoral level while enjoying a vibrant student community, high-quality education and beautiful Nordic surroundings. |
Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the
university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution
before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the
final word.