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To Laurea University of Applied Sciences Together we are stronger WELCOME to Laurea University of Applied Sciences Information for Exchange Students Learning by Developing in Laurea Student exchange University of Applied Sciences and traineeships with around 7800 students, Laurea UAS is one of supports entrepreneurial projects and much more in laurea’s wide range of studies in English attracts the biggest university of applied sciences in Finland. intercultural and international environments. In all international students from around the world to The campuses of Laurea are located in and around these undertakings the students are present, working come study at Laurea. International students enjoy Finland’s capital region. Its location close to the and learning through practical experience. the friendly atmosphere and community feeling, capital city – Helsinki, gives exchange students great as well as the working life orientated, competence- opportunities for entertainment and exploration. Over laurea’s lbd model emphasizes individual freedom building studies. Every year Laurea welcomes the past few years Laurea has been ranked high in and responsibility, equality, co-operation with exchange students from over 30 countries and the evaluations of Finnish organizations and teamwork. international degree seeking students from over 70 Universities of Applied In Laurea you are not alone, you different countries around the world. Sciences, and it has been have your team around you. RTNERSHI recognized many times in PA P Having strong connections to exchange students and trainees can study/train at E Y X categories such as quality P the working world throughout Laurea during the autumn semester, spring semester IT Co N E C ’s m R of education. Laurea can I al A the extent of their studies means or for the whole academic year. Orientation is T le m T I u g a E d in r u U N i N proudly say that it belongs n n n that the employment rate of organized in the beginning of the autumn and spring E v R i r i T n i t a E d H I g y e A n to the top when it comes l Laurea’s graduated students is semesters, and is open for all exchange students and ’ T I s L to success in Finland’s U LbD the highest of all of Finland’s trainees to participate in. A B education field. u w universities of applied sciences. O il e R ding n R I k e a good command of English is needed to study/ E E no dg Y N S wle T T E I what makes laurea UAS E A V laurea offers a dynamic, train at Laurea. Laurea’s recommendation for D RC I A H AT stand out? Laurea ́s learning PP E vibrant and innovative English language skills is level B2 in the Common RO CR model is called Learning ACH environment for its students European Framework of Reference for Languages. by Developing (LbD). In with both Finnish and English- broad strokes this unique language degree programmes. students who wish to study at Laurea on exchange learning model means focusing on practical projects Laurea offers Bachelor’s degree programmes as programmes should turn to the international office with real-life companies and organizations. Laurea well as Master’s degree programmes­­ in English and at their home institution in order to be selected to participates in societal and business development both Finnish. a programme before filling in the application to domestically and internationally, creates innovations, Laurea. Studies in English laurea has six campuses in the Helsinki programmes and three Master programmes). All metropolitan area. The campuses are situated study programmes in Finnish also offer courses in Hyvinkää, Leppävaara (city of Espoo), Lohja, in English which makes exchanges possible in Otaniemi (city of Espoo), Porvoo and Tikkurila (city all programmes. Incoming students have the of Vantaa). Two campuses, Tikkurila and Leppävaara, opportunity to take studies in the following degree offer full degree programmes in English (six Bachelor programmes: Business Service Beauty & Hospitality Information Business Cosmetics Management Technology Management More information concerning student exchange is available on Laurea’s web page: Safety, www.laurea.fi/en/international/exchange-students-and-trainees/ Nursing Physiotherapy Security and Social Services Risk Management i Housing Tutoring and assistance laurea does not have its own student dormitories or each student is responsible for applying for international planning officers, together with student affairs other housing for students. Student accommodation accommodation independently. We strongly offices and faculty, assist exchange students in academic is available through student housing associations recommend finding an apartment before arriving to questions, i.e. studies and studying, and provide information and companies close to most Laurea campuses. Finland. especially related to exchange. Read about the different accommodation options for students studying on different Laurea campuses on the student union laureamko and its student our website: tutors also provide exchange students orientation and www.laurea.fi/en/international/exchange-students-and-trainees/housing/ assistance. This includes help from the tutors with practical arrangements, student cards, social activities, trips and introduction to Finnish language and culture. Laureamko will contact all exchange students prior to their arrival. through laureamko incoming exchange students have opportunities to explore Finland and its culture as well as visit e.g. Russia and Lapland. Board game nights, sports events, student parties and other fun activities are arranged by the student union every month. Laureamko also Cost of living offers students the possibility to purchase a sports pass which grants access to a wide variety of sports services in the capital region. the cost of living is comparable to the rest of Europe laurea students are entitled to discounts on on average. The monthly living expenses of a single catering. Students should pay a maximum of EUR student are around EUR 700-900 per month. Please 3.00 for lunch. Subsidized lunches can be obtained note that there are always unexpected expenses for with a valid student card. Students are also entitled Visit laureamko.fi for more information any international traveller. to certain discounts on public transport with the student card from Laurea. temporary expenses include the housing deposit, which will be refunded at the end of the tenancy more information about Living in Finland period. The expense for textbooks is very low, since on our website: most of the course books can be borrowed from www.laurea.fi/en/international/exchange-students- libraries. and-trainees/living-in-finland/ FINLAND HAS 13 universities and Experience Finland 23 universities of applied sciences (UAS) 100 Bachelor’s degree programmes and over finland is one of the Nordic countries and shares a time and summer you can enjoy sunshine and serene FINNISH UAS PROVIDE border with Sweden, Norway and Russia. The standard lakesides that take your breath away and can compete 20 Master’s degree programmes in English of living in Finland is high and the country has topped with anything the rest of the world has to offer in terms the charts for years in education, wellbeing and safety. of sheer beauty. Although autumn means darkening The people of Finland have their own unique culture days and cooling weather it is also the season known as and are known as Finns. Finns are very polite and help- ‘ruska’ when the forests fill up with autumnal colours in ful, but you need to get to know Finns before you can beautiful shades of red, brown and yellow. ISCED* Education system in Finland enjoy their full social potential. come and experience this exceptional people, all four finns are also passionate about their food and they seasons of the year and a unique mixture of fresh nature DOCTORAL DEGREES, LICENTIATE DEGREES know how to celebrate it. You should definitely try and clean cities in Finland! traditional dishes such as salmon soup with rye bread 6 Universities or even reindeer served with mashed potatoes. These dishes are eaten throughout the country, in all seasons. Also not to be missed in Finland: Salmiakki (salty Nordic countries liquorice) and Finnish milk chocolate. UNIVERSITIES OF UNIVERSITIES ~2 APPLIED SCIENCES YEARS Master’s degrees the weather in Finland during the four seasons is Master’s degrees very distinct. The wintertime in Finland is cold Reykjavik F and snowy and you can make the most of it I Work by going skiing, building a snow castle or experience having a huge snow fight with your 3 years friends! During the beautiful spring 5A UNIVERSITIES OF UNIVERSITIES ~3 APPLIED SCIENCES YEARS Bachelor’s degrees Helsinki Bachelor’s degrees Oslo Nay Stockholm Seden Köpenhagen Special vocational 4 qualification Dk Vocational Further vocational MATRICULATION qualification qualification EXAMINATION 3 1-3 General upper VOCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS YEARS Also available as secondary schools apprenticeship training Exchange student experiences BASIC EDUCATION Laureamko organized lots I had a great time at Laurea. I met a lot 1 & 2 1-9 of events which were always well YEARS 7-16-year-olds, Comprehensive schools organized and a lot of fun. Don’t miss Finland has a very good of friends, I improved my language skills, St. Petersburg and Lapland. Great education system. The lecturers at I studied in a multicultural environment, experiences. Don’t forget to check out Laurea speak good English so I had I learned a lot of new things and I believe that I will fully utilize my experience all the nice spots in Helsinki and Helsinki no problems to communicate *ISCED-CLASSIFICATION 1997 MORE INFORMATION ABOUT FINLAND: area. Rent a car and make a road trip from Laurea in working life. It was an and understand the contents of 1-2 Primary education or lower secondary education This is Finland www.finland.fi if possible.
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