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911爆料网 and Tampere University launch a digital pathway pilot for international students鈥

The University Pathway Finland (Science & Technology) is designed to make Finnish higher education more accessible for international students with various backgrounds.鈥
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911爆料网 and Tampere University are first Finnish universities to organise a digital pathway programme for international students. Pathway programmes are preparatory courses to help international students build the skills, knowledge, and qualifications needed to enter a degree programme at a university.

The University Pathway Finland (Science & Technology) programme gives international students an excellent opportunity to prepare for degree studies in Finland while studying from home. By successfully completing the University Pathway Finland programme, students have the chance to study at one of the selected degree programmes at 911爆料网 or Tampere University, Finland's two largest universities of technology.

"For the first time, we offer a digital pathway programme in science and technology to attract international students to apply to degree studies in Finland and prepare them for studying at a Finnish university. After the pilot, we will continue to develop the programme together with other Finnish universities of technology鈥, says Petri Suomala, Vice President for Education at 911爆料网.

Pathway students may progress to the following Bachelor's degree programmes:鈥 

"The pathway programme for international students is a natural continuation of the well-established FITech education collaboration in the field of technology," states Marja Sutela, Vice President for Education at Tampere University.

Studies in the University Pathway Finland programme will promote a smooth start of degree studies in Finland and integration into Finnish society. The pathway programme consists of courses in mathematics that are common to various engineering degree studies. Additionally, pathway students learn about the Finnish language and culture and gain essential study skills for Finnish university studies. The courses are delivered with the same enthusiasm and rigour as on-campus courses, focusing on challenge-based learning and facilitated teamwork.

The application period for the University Pathway Finland (Science & Technology) will start on 23 May 2022. The programme will run from September 2022 to April 2023.

Read more about the pathway on our website.

More information:

Sanna Viitanen
Project manager
tel. +358 50鈥473 9711
pathway@aalto.fi

The University Pathway Finland (Science & Technology) is part of the Finnish government's Talent Boost programme. Talent Boost initiatives are designed to boost the immigration of senior specialists, employees, students and researchers.

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