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Active Ageing and Age-Friendly Society - EMMA (European Joint Master)

Karelia University of Applied Sciences Β· Lappeenranta, Joensuu, Finland

Master English 2 year(s) Autumn

Program Details

Duration 2 year(s)
Intakes Autumn
Application Fee 100 EUR
Living cost Karelia's tuition fees page does not publish a monthly living-cost figure; it notes tuition excludes living costs and th
Yearly Tuition Fee 12,810 EUR per year
Tuition Fee Remarks Scholarship up to Scholarships available

English Proficiency Test Requirements

English Proficiency No Test Requirement    

Standardized Test Requirements

  No Test Requirement    

Entry Requirements

Study level Postgraduate
Language of study English
Highest qualification Bachelor, Master, Diploma
Eligibility Bachelor-level degree relevant to the programme; for the Finnish awarding track 'students need 2-year working experience'. Tuition is 12810 EUR per study circle (full programme). Programme page states '12 810 euros/study circle' for the full joint master (120 ECTS | 2 years). Amount is for the whole programme, not per year.
Documents required Start: 'Autumn 2026, when a minimum number of students is reached.' Delivered as a joint European master consortium (EMMA) - Karelia awards Master of Social Services and Health Care within the consortium

Remarks

Initial deposit First-year tuition is payable in one full instalment
Visa refusal policy Housing is arranged regionally with flexible apartment and studio options near campus
About the university At Karelia University of Applied Sciences we educate future experts who inspire and make a difference to their communities.

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.