Students from Finland

Undergraduate Programmes: 
Candidates are expected to have achieved a Ylioppilastutkinto / Studentexamen (Matriculation Examination) with a minimum score of 6 with Ylioppilastutkintotdistus/ Studentexamensbetyg English A Grade 5 or above.

Postgraduate Programmes:  
Candidates must hold a Bachelor Degree, or its equivalent, from a recognised University/College of Higher Education with a minimum of:

Ammattikorkeakoulututkinto, AMK / Yrkeshögskoleexamen, YHS (Polytechnic degree) or Kandidaatti / Kandidat (Lower academic degree) - since 2005: 1.5 (out of 3) or Satisfactory plus OR 2 (out of 5) or Satisfactory plus awarded. 

Oikeusnotaari (Lower Academic Law degree) – since 1996: 2 (out of 3) or Good/ 3 (out of 5) or Good

with Ylioppilastutkintotdistus/ Studentexamensbetyg English A Grade 5 or above or equivalent.

Please note that some courses may require higher entry requirements and/or English Language requirements. You are advised to check with the individual course, or check the conditions stated in your offer letter. 

Undergraduate Fees
The tuition fees for students commencing full-time study in 2019 will be £9,000 per year. Students will not have the terms of their funding changed if the UK leaves the EU during their course of studies. If you are studying for a degree for the first time in the UK you will not be required to pay the tuition fees upfront, and as an EU student you will be eligible for:

Tuition Fee Loans
To help with your tuition fees, you can apply for a Tuition Fee Loan from the UK Government.  The great thing about this is that you don’t need to worry about repaying this until you have graduated from your course and have earnings of a certain level. More information can be found on Student Finance Wales

Postgraduate Fees
The standard full-time tuition fee costs for EU postgraduate students will be:-

• Research programmes = £4,260
• Taught master's programmes from £4,900 to £12,500 depending on the subject category. 

You can find details of the tuition fee costs on each postgraduate taught course page

Undergraduate Scholarships
In addition to a fee reduction, EU students are also eligible for a range of scholarships, including:

• Excellence Scholarships - £3,000 cash for students who achieve 3 ‘A’ grades at A Level or equivalent
• Merit Scholarships - £2,000 cash for students who achieve ‘AAB’ grades at A Level of equivalent

Find out more about our scholarships here.

Postgraduate Scholarships

• Masters Scholarships (Postgraduate taught programmes) - £3,000 towards tuition fees for students starting eligible courses – 100 scholarships available

See the Postgraduate Fees and Funding section of the website to find out more about the funding we have available.

Other Funding Opportunities

Erasmus+ Master Loans allow students to apply for financial support for their master's studies abroad. Loans are offered by participating banks and student loan agencies on favourable conditions to mobile students, including better than market interest rates and up to two years to allow graduates to get into a job before beginning repayment. 

Undergraduate: All applications for full-time undergraduate degrees and Higher National Diplomas must be made through UCAS, the Universities Colleges and Admissions Service. You should also use UCAS if you wish to transfer from one university to another. More information on the Undergraduate Admissions Pages

Postgraduate: The quickest and most efficient way to apply for one of our postgraduate programmes is to apply online. This way, you can also track your application at each stage of the process and print off a copy of your decision letter. However, if you prefer, you can download a paper application form on the Postgraduate Admissions Pages.