Business Schools Ranking in Finland

Finland's higher education system of is binary. It comprises Universities and Polytechnics. The Finnish higher education system comprises 20 universities and 29 polytechnics. Ten of the universities are multi-faculty universities and ten are specialized institutions. All universities are involved in both education and research and have the right to award doctorates. The polytechnics are multi-field institutions of professional higher education. They are specialized in applied research and development. Universities award first cycle university degrees, second cycle university degrees and third cycle scientific post-graduate degrees. The year is usually divided into two semesters: autumn and spring semesters. All fields of study have a restricted entry. It is advisable to international students to contact the authorities at the institution where they are seeking admission.

Scholarships for Studying in Finland:
Scholarships inFinland: http://www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/country/finland.htm

Useful Sites for Studying in Finland:
Ministry of Education and Culture: http://www.minedu.fi/OPM/?lang=en
Finnish Higher Education Evaluation Council –FINHEEC: https://karvi.fi/en/fineec/