Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences

Helsinki City

2007 Foundation

11000 Number of students

4750€ - 5250€ Semester Tuition Fees

1000€ Ø monthly cost of living

Yes Scholarships available

September 01, May 02 Application Deadline

10/1 Student - staff ratio

40 Nations represented

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Offered Programs

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Cost of living at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences

300 - 600 Euro / month Accomodation

700 Euro / month Cost of living

200 - 300 Euro / month Food

60 Euro / month Transportation

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About Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences

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Why Study at Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences

Internationally Accredited Highly regarded and internationally accredited, the university certification is world class, hence chances of internship recognition and employment after successful graduation are high.

Modern Infrastructure Modern style and design campus with 21st century infrastructure and facilities. Students can immerse into a healthy learning environment offered by the institute.

International Study Environment A largely diversified, friendly and united racial environment (students from over 50 countries), hence new students can easily assimilate and feel at home

Competent Staff The institution has a diverse group of lecturers with substantial experience, having worked with respected international organizations worldwide.

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Accommodation Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences

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About Helsinki

Helsinki, the sustainable capital of Finland, is a vibrant seaside city of beautiful islands and great green urban areas. Helsinki marches to a wonderful and unique beat of its own with dynamic food, design, architecture – and sauna! – scenes. Helsinki and its Nordic culture are made by the locals.

The capital of Finland with a population of approximately 500 000, Helsinki is big enough to have everything you may want or need, yet small enough to easily find your way. Helsinki is located on the Southern coast of Finland, well-connected ´by rail and sea to both Sweden, the Baltics and Russia.

The city has several universities and polytechnics, which contributes to a vibrant social scene for students. All universities have their own Student Unions offering plenty of extracurricular activities to students, affordable lunches in student restaurants, sports facilities, clubs and health care.

Helsinki, just as Finland in general, is considered a very clean and safe city. A city that has everything and yet just minutes away from nature. It is for a reason that Helsinki usually, if not tops the list, is one of the most liveable cities in the world!

 

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