I want to go to Northern Europe. Undergraduate studies in Finland. Study tourism management or marketing. I would like to ask which universities teach in English? It's better to be high

To obtain a study visa to study in Finland, foreign students must meet the following conditions:

1. The applicant must be over 18 years old.

2. Must study in an institution of higher learning or a vocational and technical training college.

3. Applicants should present an admission notice that they have been admitted to a certain institution of higher learning or have been arranged to take a university entrance examination or language test.

4. Proof of degree course and length of stay studied in Finland.

5. Proof of financial guarantee. Foreign students accepted into Finnish higher education institutions must show proof that they can pay all the expenses required to live and study in Finland. Residents of Finland and other countries can serve as financial guarantors. The form of proof of financial guarantee should be a certificate issued by a bank showing the applicant’s account opening and deposit amount. The guarantor must deposit the required fee of US$6,500 for one year in a Finnish bank in the name of the applicant (that is, under the applicant's name), and then the bank will issue proof of account opening and deposit amount to the applicant.

6. Filled out visa application form. The application form can be obtained from the Finnish Embassy in advance or when applying for a visa.

General agencies only help you do some tasks that you can basically complete independently, such as finding school information and study abroad programs, preparing application materials, mailing materials and waiting for results, etc. Whether you can get an invitation to take the exam and whether you can pass the exam depends entirely on your own strength and luck.

When it comes to Nordic countries, the first impression of many students and parents is that they need to learn languages, such as German, Swedish, Finnish, etc., but this is not the case. Among Finnish universities, there are few majors in undergraduate courses for international students. The most common majors are tourism management, industrial management, nursing, business management, computer, and chemical environmental engineering. However, during the teaching process, all majors are used It takes about three and a half years for students to complete undergraduate courses in English. In addition, after obtaining a bachelor's degree, students can apply to continue to complete postgraduate courses in Finland or other countries in the EU.

In addition, Finland implements a tuition-free policy for international students. Domestic high school graduates who study in Finland only need 40,000 yuan per year to meet the students' living expenses without working. However, courses for international students in Finland generally start in autumn every year. When submitting applications for admission, students' English scores must reach at least IELTS (Weibo) 5.5.