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AtAalto University, you can study technology, arts, and business. Our students have the freedom to choose courses in all three fields or specialise in one area of study. Aalto University’s purpose is to shape a sustainable future. We do high-quality research, excelling and making breakthroughs in and across science, art, technology and business. We are committed to identifying and solving grand societal challenges and building a sustainable future. We are Finland’s #1 university in the fields of arts and design, technology and engineering, and business and economics.
Reasons to study at Aalto
Unique field combination. We're among the top 25 universities in the world for multidisciplinary collaboration. We offer studies in arts & design, business & economics and engineering, science & technology. You can choose courses from each field!
Top-notch education. #1 in Finland (QS), #114 and #195 in the world according to QS and THE. We have high academic standing and several high-ranking fields!
Well-organised and safe country.Finland scores high in international comparisons in education, safety and quality of life. Finns value equality, and our society has a low hierarchy.
Internationality. 2000+ international students representing 100+ nationalities. Aalto ranks high for international outlook, so you have great opportunities to become globally competent.
Vivid campus.Aalto University Campus in the Helsinki Capital area offers excellent services, affordable housing for students, versatile learning facilities, and it is closely connected with nature.
Unique student culture. The Finnish student culture is full of exciting traditions. There is a plethora of different student clubs operating within the Aalto University Student Union, so you can surely find fun ways to spend your free time.
International community
With a unique combination of technology, arts and business programmes, of which more than 100 offered in English, Aalto University is an excellent study choice for international students. Currently, around 25% of our 13 000 degree students are international students, making us one of the most international universities in Europe. In our truly global environment, you have excellent opportunities to become more internationally oriented during your studies.
Career & employment
Aalto University offers comprehensive support to help students prepare for their future careers, including career counselling, workshops, and networking opportunities. Students are encouraged to combine courses from different fields, experiment, and creatively explore career paths to develop a broad skill set. Collaboration with companies allow Aalto students to engage in real-world problem-solving, undertake thesis projects with industry partners, and network at recruitment. The university’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem encourages students to cultivate entrepreneurial skills, offering opportunities to get involved in student-led initiatives like Slush, or funding a new business. Upon graduating from a Finnish university, you can get a post study visa for two years, allowing you to stay and look for work in Finland.
Aalto University was born in the merger of three esteemed Finnish universities in 2010 – bringing science, technology, art and business together to produce innovations. Despite its young age, Aalto’s history goes back to 1849 and the foundation of the Helsinki University of Technology.
About Aalto University
AtAalto University, you can study technology, arts, and business. Our students have the freedom to choose courses in all three fields or specialise in one area of study. Aalto University’s purpose is to shape a sustainable future. We do high-quality research, excelling and making breakthroughs in and across science, art, technology and business. We are committed to identifying and solving grand societal challenges and building a sustainable future. We are Finland’s #1 university in the fields of arts and design, technology and engineering, and business and economics.
Reasons to study at Aalto
Unique field combination. We're among the top 25 universities in the world for multidisciplinary collaboration. We offer studies in arts & design, business & economics and engineering, science & technology. You can choose courses from each field!
Top-notch education. #1 in Finland (QS), #114 and #195 in the world according to QS and THE. We have high academic standing and several high-ranking fields!
Well-organised and safe country.Finland scores high in international comparisons in education, safety and quality of life. Finns value equality, and our society has a low hierarchy.
Internationality. 2000+ international students representing 100+ nationalities. Aalto ranks high for international outlook, so you have great opportunities to become globally competent.
Vivid campus.Aalto University Campus in the Helsinki Capital area offers excellent services, affordable housing for students, versatile learning facilities, and it is closely connected with nature.
Unique student culture. The Finnish student culture is full of exciting traditions. There is a plethora of different student clubs operating within the Aalto University Student Union, so you can surely find fun ways to spend your free time.
International community
With a unique combination of technology, arts and business programmes, of which more than 100 offered in English, Aalto University is an excellent study choice for international students. Currently, around 25% of our 13 000 degree students are international students, making us one of the most international universities in Europe. In our truly global environment, you have excellent opportunities to become more internationally oriented during your studies.
Career & employment
Aalto University offers comprehensive support to help students prepare for their future careers, including career counselling, workshops, and networking opportunities. Students are encouraged to combine courses from different fields, experiment, and creatively explore career paths to develop a broad skill set. Collaboration with companies allow Aalto students to engage in real-world problem-solving, undertake thesis projects with industry partners, and network at recruitment. The university’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem encourages students to cultivate entrepreneurial skills, offering opportunities to get involved in student-led initiatives like Slush, or funding a new business. Upon graduating from a Finnish university, you can get a post study visa for two years, allowing you to stay and look for work in Finland.
Aalto University was born in the merger of three esteemed Finnish universities in 2010 – bringing science, technology, art and business together to produce innovations. Despite its young age, Aalto’s history goes back to 1849 and the foundation of the Helsinki University of Technology.
Master's and bachelor's degree programmes Aalto University has an extensive selection of different bachelor's and master's programmes and multiple student selections. Application periods for studies beginning in autumn 2026:
Master's programmes: 1 December 2025 – 2 January 2026
Bachelor's programmes in English: 7–22 January 2026
Before applying, read the admissions requirements carefully and prepare for your application well ahead of time! Find the admission instructions and guidelines on our website:
International joint degree programmes (double degree)
International joint degree programmes are two-year English-language master's programmes in which students study at two or more universities. Please note that the application periods and selection procedures differ from the rest of Aalto's master programmes. The application period of each programme can be found on the programme's webpage. Learn more about international join master's programmes.
Doctoral programmes
Admission to doctoral programmes varies according to the programme. Some have continuous admission throughout the academic year whereas others admit doctoral students 1-4 times a year. The details of the programmes and the admission periods can be found on each programme's webpage. Read more about how to apply for doctoral studies.
Studying at Aalto's campus in Espoo, in the capital area of Finland, is a holistic experience since it’s possible to live, study, work and spend your free time all in the same treasure trove – a unique ecosystem dedicated to students, academic life, recreation, and startup businesses.
At Aalto, theory meets practice. The variety of our workshop and lab environments enables experiments with materials, methods and processes to be part of learning, research and artistic activity. There are also numerous group work facilities, studios and workshops that students can use freely outside classes. Among the students' favourite spaces is the Learning Centre, which offers library services, silent study areas, group work facilities, studios, a VR hub, a café and a stationery shop, to name a few.
Students are economically are well-supported in Finland. For example, there are affordable student apartments, significant public transport discounts, student priced meals, and student health care services available. The official minimum required sum set by the Finnish Immigration Service is €800 per month, but it's recommended that you reserve a bit more for your monthly living expenses. Read more about estimated monthly living expenses on our website
Accommodation
$7,850
Food
$4,260
Transport
$940
Utilities
$1,990
Tuition fees
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens in bachelor's and master's programmes taught in English is: 12 000– 15 000 euros per academic year for bachelor’s degree programmes and 15 000–20 000 euros per academic year for master’s degree programmes. Citizens of a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) member state or Switzerland are not required to pay tuition fees for degree studies.
Tuition fees apply to degree programmes taught in English. In Finland, tuition fees are collected from students who are citizens of countries other than those of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. Aalto University offers a small number of scholarships to fee-paying students. Aalto University Excellence Scholarships are merit-based and are granted on a competitive basis to the highest-achieving applicant based on the programme's evaluation criteria.
Selecting the right scholarship can be a daunting process. With countless options available, students often find themselves overwhelmed and confused. The decision can be especially stressful for those facing financial constraints or pursuing specific academic or career goals.
To help students navigate this challenging process, we recommend the following articles:
How can I apply to undergraduate/graduate programmes at Aalto University?
See Aalto’s study options and decide which programmes interest you the most: aalto.fi/programmes
Read the admissions requirements carefully on our website and prepare for your application well ahead of time.
Book and take a standardised language test, if required in the admissions requirements.
Check if you are required to submit other specific application documents for your programmes, such as standardised test results (SAT, ACT, GMAT or GRE), official translations, references or portfolios.
Apply during the application period and submit all application documents.
Do I need an English language qualification to apply to Aalto University’s graduate programmes?
Yes, our graduate programmes require academic level English and you will need to demonstrate your English proficiency, when you apply to master’s programmes at Aalto University. You can do this by completing an English proficiency test, or in some cases, with a previously acquired degree completed in English. For detailed information on our language requirements, please visit our websites.
How much is the tuition fee at Aalto University?
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens in bachelor's and master's programmes taught in English is: 12 000–15 000 euros per academic year for bachelor’s degree programmes and 15 000–20 000 euros per academic year for master’s degree programmes. Citizens of a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) member state or Switzerland are not required to pay tuition fees for degree studies.
Tuition fees apply to degree programmes taught in English. In Finland, tuition fees are collected from students who are citizens of countries other than those of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. Aalto University offers a small number of scholarships to fee-paying students. Aalto University Excellence Scholarships are merit-based and are granted on a competitive basis to the highest-achieving applicant based on the programme's evaluation criteria.
Aalto University offers a limited number of scholarships to fee-paying students. Aalto University Excellence Scholarships are awarded as tuition fee waivers that cover the full tuition fee. The scholarships are merit-based and are granted on a competitive basis to the highest-achieving applicants based on the programme's evaluation criteria. Programmes may decide not to grant any scholarships.
Aalto University Excellence Scholarships do not cover living costs. Students need to cover all living expenses (at least 800 euros per month) and other study related costs from their own financial resources.
Yes, we arrange online and offline events and webinars, and participate in student fairs abroad and in Finland. We, for example, organise a week-long Aalto Open Days event for all prospective students. The hybrid Open Days event includes webinars on student experiences, applying and different services for students as well as live campus tours!
Aalto University
Otakaari primary campus, Espoo Finland
# =114QS World University Rankings
96Undergrad & Postgrad Programmes
About Aalto University
At Aalto University, you can study technology, arts, and business. Our students have the freedom to choose courses in all three fields or specialise in one area of study. Aalto University’s purpose is to shape a sustainable future. We do high-quality research, excelling and making breakthroughs in and across science, art, technology and business. We are committed to identifying and solving grand societal challenges and building a sustainable future. We are Finland’s #1 university in the fields of arts and design, technology and engineering, and business and economics.
Reasons to study at Aalto
International community
With a unique combination of technology, arts and business programmes, of which more than 100 offered in English, Aalto University is an excellent study choice for international students. Currently, around 25% of our 13 000 degree students are international students, making us one of the most international universities in Europe. In our truly global environment, you have excellent opportunities to become more internationally oriented during your studies.
Career & employment
Aalto University offers comprehensive support to help students prepare for their future careers, including career counselling, workshops, and networking opportunities. Students are encouraged to combine courses from different fields, experiment, and creatively explore career paths to develop a broad skill set. Collaboration with companies allow Aalto students to engage in real-world problem-solving, undertake thesis projects with industry partners, and network at recruitment. The university’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem encourages students to cultivate entrepreneurial skills, offering opportunities to get involved in student-led initiatives like Slush, or funding a new business. Upon graduating from a Finnish university, you can get a post study visa for two years, allowing you to stay and look for work in Finland.
Learn more about the career prospects at Aalto
Aalto University was born in the merger of three esteemed Finnish universities in 2010 – bringing science, technology, art and business together to produce innovations. Despite its young age, Aalto’s history goes back to 1849 and the foundation of the Helsinki University of Technology.
About Aalto University
At Aalto University, you can study technology, arts, and business. Our students have the freedom to choose courses in all three fields or specialise in one area of study. Aalto University’s purpose is to shape a sustainable future. We do high-quality research, excelling and making breakthroughs in and across science, art, technology and business. We are committed to identifying and solving grand societal challenges and building a sustainable future. We are Finland’s #1 university in the fields of arts and design, technology and engineering, and business and economics.
Reasons to study at Aalto
International community
With a unique combination of technology, arts and business programmes, of which more than 100 offered in English, Aalto University is an excellent study choice for international students. Currently, around 25% of our 13 000 degree students are international students, making us one of the most international universities in Europe. In our truly global environment, you have excellent opportunities to become more internationally oriented during your studies.
Career & employment
Aalto University offers comprehensive support to help students prepare for their future careers, including career counselling, workshops, and networking opportunities. Students are encouraged to combine courses from different fields, experiment, and creatively explore career paths to develop a broad skill set. Collaboration with companies allow Aalto students to engage in real-world problem-solving, undertake thesis projects with industry partners, and network at recruitment. The university’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem encourages students to cultivate entrepreneurial skills, offering opportunities to get involved in student-led initiatives like Slush, or funding a new business. Upon graduating from a Finnish university, you can get a post study visa for two years, allowing you to stay and look for work in Finland.
Learn more about the career prospects at Aalto
Aalto University was born in the merger of three esteemed Finnish universities in 2010 – bringing science, technology, art and business together to produce innovations. Despite its young age, Aalto’s history goes back to 1849 and the foundation of the Helsinki University of Technology.
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Available programmes
Arts and Humanities (4)
BA Design and Media
BA Design and Media
Business and Management (4)
BSc Economics
BSc Economics
BSc International Business
BSc International Business
Engineering and Technology (4)
BSc Chemical Engineering
BSc Chemical Engineering
BSc Computational Engineering
BSc Computational Engineering
BSc Computer Engineering
BSc Computer Engineering
BSc Data Science
BSc Data Science
BSc Digital Systems and Design
BSc Digital Systems and Design
Natural Sciences (4)
BSc Quantum Technology
BSc Quantum Technology
Arts and Humanities (6)
MA Animation
MA Animation
MA Collaborative and Industrial Design
MA Collaborative and Industrial Design
MA Contemporary Design
MA Contemporary Design
MA Creative Sustainability (Art and Design)
MA Creative Sustainability (Art and Design)
MA Fashion and Textile Design
MA Fashion and Textile Design
MA Game Design and Development (Art and Design)
MA Game Design and Development (Art and Design)
MA Interior Architecture
MA Interior Architecture
MA International Design Business Management (Art and Design)
MA International Design Business Management (Art and Design)
MA Photography
MA Photography
MA Visual Communication Design
MA Visual Communication Design
MA Visual Cultures, Curating and Contemporary Art
MA Visual Cultures, Curating and Contemporary Art
MSc Architecture
MSc Architecture
MSc Sustainable Urban Mobility Transitions (EIT)
MSc Sustainable Urban Mobility Transitions (EIT)
MSc Urban Studies and Planning (Architecture)
MSc Urban Studies and Planning (Architecture)
MSc Urban Studies and Planning in Real Estate Economics
MSc Urban Studies and Planning in Real Estate Economics
Nordic Master in Visual Studies and Art Education (NoVA)
Nordic Master in Visual Studies and Art Education (NoVA)
REPLAY - The European Game Design Master's (Erasmus Mundus)
REPLAY - The European Game Design Master's (Erasmus Mundus)
Business and Management (6)
MSc Accounting
MSc Accounting
MSc Business Analytics
MSc Business Analytics
MSc Creative Sustainability (Business)
MSc Creative Sustainability (Business)
MSc Economics
MSc Economics
MSc Finance
MSc Finance
MSc Information and Service Management
MSc Information and Service Management
MSc International Design Business Management (Business)
MSc International Design Business Management (Business)
MSc International Management
MSc International Management
MSc Marketing
MSc Marketing
MSc People Management and Organizational Development
MSc People Management and Organizational Development
MSc Strategic Management in a Changing World
MSc Strategic Management in a Changing World
MSc Sustainable Entrepreneurship
MSc Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Engineering and Technology (6)
MSc Acoustics and Audio Technology
MSc Acoustics and Audio Technology
MSc Automation and Electrical Engineering
MSc Automation and Electrical Engineering
MSc Autonomous Systems and Intelligent Robots - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Autonomous Systems and Intelligent Robots - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Biological and Chemical Engineering for Sustainable Bioeconomy (BIOCEB)
MSc Biological and Chemical Engineering for Sustainable Bioeconomy (BIOCEB)
MSc Bioproducts Engineering
MSc Bioproducts Engineering
MSc Biotechnology
MSc Biotechnology
MSc Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering
MSc Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering
MSc Chemistry and Materials Science
MSc Chemistry and Materials Science
MSc Civil Engineering
MSc Civil Engineering
MSc Cloud and Network Infrastructures and High-Performance Computing - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Cloud and Network Infrastructures and High-Performance Computing - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Communications Engineering
MSc Communications Engineering
MSc Communications and Data Science
MSc Communications and Data Science
MSc Computer Science
MSc Computer Science
MSc Creative Sustainability (Technology)
MSc Creative Sustainability (Technology)
MSc Data Science - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Data Science - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Electronics and Nanotechnology
MSc Electronics and Nanotechnology
MSc Energy Conversion Processes
MSc Energy Conversion Processes
MSc Energy Systems and Markets
MSc Energy Systems and Markets
MSc Energy in Buildings and Built Environment
MSc Energy in Buildings and Built Environment
MSc European Mining course
MSc European Mining course
MSc Game Design and Development (Technology)
MSc Game Design and Development (Technology)
MSc Geoengineering
MSc Geoengineering
MSc Health Technology Engineering
MSc Health Technology Engineering
MSc Human-Computer Interaction
MSc Human-Computer Interaction
MSc Human-Computer Interaction and Design - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Human-Computer Interaction and Design - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Human-Computer Interaction and Design with Extended Reality - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Human-Computer Interaction and Design with Extended Reality - ICT Innovation (EIT Digital Master School)
MSc Hydrogen and Electric Systems
MSc Hydrogen and Electric Systems
MSc Industrial Energy Processes
MSc Industrial Energy Processes
MSc Industrial Engineering and Management
MSc Industrial Engineering and Management
MSc Information Networks
MSc Information Networks
MSc International Design Business Management (Technology)
MSc International Design Business Management (Technology)
MSc International Design Business Management (Technology, School of Science)
MSc International Design Business Management (Technology, School of Science)
MSc Machine Learning, Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
MSc Machine Learning, Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
MSc Mechanical Engineering
MSc Mechanical Engineering
MSc Signal Processing and Data Science
MSc Signal Processing and Data Science
MSc Smart Systems Integrated Solutions SSIs, (Erasmus Mundus)
MSc Smart Systems Integrated Solutions SSIs, (Erasmus Mundus)
MSc Software and Service Engineering
MSc Software and Service Engineering
MSc Space Science and Technology (SpaceMaster)
MSc Space Science and Technology (SpaceMaster)
MSc Spatial Planning and Transportation Engineering
MSc Spatial Planning and Transportation Engineering
MSc Speech and Language Technology
MSc Speech and Language Technology
MSc Water and Environmental Engineering
MSc Water and Environmental Engineering
Life Sciences and Medicine (6)
MSc Life Science Technologies
MSc Life Science Technologies
Natural Sciences (6)
MSc Engineering Physics
MSc Engineering Physics
MSc Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems (SELECT)
MSc Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems (SELECT)
MSc Geoinformatics
MSc Geoinformatics
MSc Mathematics and Operations Research
MSc Mathematics and Operations Research
Social Sciences and Management (6)
MA Cinematography
MA Cinematography
MA Costume Design: Performing Arts and Film
MA Costume Design: Performing Arts and Film
MA Documentary Film
MA Documentary Film
MA Film Directing
MA Film Directing
MA Film Editing
MA Film Editing
MA Film Sound Design
MA Film Sound Design
MA Film and Television Producing
MA Film and Television Producing
MA New Media
MA New Media
MA Production Design
MA Production Design
MA Screenwriting
MA Screenwriting
MA Sound in New Media
MA Sound in New Media
MSc Real Estate Economics
MSc Real Estate Economics
University information
Master's and bachelor's degree programmes
Aalto University has an extensive selection of different bachelor's and master's programmes and multiple student selections. Application periods for studies beginning in autumn 2026:
Before applying, read the admissions requirements carefully and prepare for your application well ahead of time! Find the admission instructions and guidelines on our website:
International joint degree programmes (double degree)
International joint degree programmes are two-year English-language master's programmes in which students study at two or more universities. Please note that the application periods and selection procedures differ from the rest of Aalto's master programmes. The application period of each programme can be found on the programme's webpage. Learn more about international join master's programmes.
Doctoral programmes
Admission to doctoral programmes varies according to the programme. Some have continuous admission throughout the academic year whereas others admit doctoral students 1-4 times a year. The details of the programmes and the admission periods can be found on each programme's webpage. Read more about how to apply for doctoral studies.
Studying at Aalto's campus in Espoo, in the capital area of Finland, is a holistic experience since it’s possible to live, study, work and spend your free time all in the same treasure trove – a unique ecosystem dedicated to students, academic life, recreation, and startup businesses.
At Aalto, theory meets practice. The variety of our workshop and lab environments enables experiments with materials, methods and processes to be part of learning, research and artistic activity. There are also numerous group work facilities, studios and workshops that students can use freely outside classes. Among the students' favourite spaces is the Learning Centre, which offers library services, silent study areas, group work facilities, studios, a VR hub, a café and a stationery shop, to name a few.
Experience Aalto's campus by taking a virtual campus tour!
Cost of Living
Accommodation
Food
Transport
Utilities
Tuition fees
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens in bachelor's and master's programmes taught in English is: 12 000– 15 000 euros per academic year for bachelor’s degree programmes and 15 000–20 000 euros per academic year for master’s degree programmes. Citizens of a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) member state or Switzerland are not required to pay tuition fees for degree studies.
Tuition fees apply to degree programmes taught in English. In Finland, tuition fees are collected from students who are citizens of countries other than those of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. Aalto University offers a small number of scholarships to fee-paying students. Aalto University Excellence Scholarships are merit-based and are granted on a competitive basis to the highest-achieving applicant based on the programme's evaluation criteria.
For detailed information on scholarships and tuition fees, please visit our website.
Scholarships
Selecting the right scholarship can be a daunting process. With countless options available, students often find themselves overwhelmed and confused. The decision can be especially stressful for those facing financial constraints or pursuing specific academic or career goals.
To help students navigate this challenging process, we recommend the following articles:
How to get a full scholarship
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Rankings & Ratings
Aalto University is one of the top Public universities in Espoo, Finland. It is ranked #=114 in QS World University Rankings 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- See Aalto’s study options and decide which programmes interest you the most: aalto.fi/programmes
- Read the admissions requirements carefully on our website and prepare for your application well ahead of time.
- Book and take a standardised language test, if required in the admissions requirements.
- Check if you are required to submit other specific application documents for your programmes, such as standardised test results (SAT, ACT, GMAT or GRE), official translations, references or portfolios.
- Apply during the application period and submit all application documents.
- Check the Admissions results.
See the detailed information on how to apply to master's programmesSee the detailed information on how to apply to bachelor's programmes
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens in bachelor's and master's programmes taught in English is: 12 000–15 000 euros per academic year for bachelor’s degree programmes and 15 000–20 000 euros per academic year for master’s degree programmes. Citizens of a European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA) member state or Switzerland are not required to pay tuition fees for degree studies.
Tuition fees apply to degree programmes taught in English. In Finland, tuition fees are collected from students who are citizens of countries other than those of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland. Aalto University offers a small number of scholarships to fee-paying students. Aalto University Excellence Scholarships are merit-based and are granted on a competitive basis to the highest-achieving applicant based on the programme's evaluation criteria.
For detailed information on scholarships and tuition fees, please visit our website.
Aalto University offers a limited number of scholarships to fee-paying students. Aalto University Excellence Scholarships are awarded as tuition fee waivers that cover the full tuition fee. The scholarships are merit-based and are granted on a competitive basis to the highest-achieving applicants based on the programme's evaluation criteria. Programmes may decide not to grant any scholarships.
Aalto University Excellence Scholarships do not cover living costs. Students need to cover all living expenses (at least 800 euros per month) and other study related costs from their own financial resources.
Read more about scholarships and tuition fees at Aalto University
Read more about living costs in Finland
Yes, we arrange online and offline events and webinars, and participate in student fairs abroad and in Finland. We, for example, organise a week-long Aalto Open Days event for all prospective students. The hybrid Open Days event includes webinars on student experiences, applying and different services for students as well as live campus tours!
Visit our website to find out more about events for prospective students!