フィンランド留学ウェビナー
STUDY IN FINLAND WEBINAR
2024年3月26日（火）17時
26th March 2024 5PM
ONLINE
Photo: Sibelius Academy本日の流れToday’s programme

17:00 開会のご挨拶

5:00 PM Opening words

17:05 フィンランドの教育制度
イェンナ・タヴァスティ
フィンランドセンター プロジェクトマネージャー

5:05 PM Finnish Education System
Jenna Tavasti
Project Manager, Finnish Institute in Japan

17:30 大学紹介 シベリウス・アカデミー
アンッティ・レへティネンさん
アイノ・ヤルカネンさん

5:30 PM University introduction: Sibelius Academy
Mr. Antti Lehtinen, Ms. Aino Jalkanen

18:10 留学体験談
竹鼻愛さん ヘルシンキ大学 脳神経科学専攻（修士課程）

6:10 PM Alumni talk
Ms. Ai Takehana, Master’s degree student in
Neurosciences at the University of Helsinki

18:50 閉会の言葉
イェンナ・タヴァスティ
フィンランドセンター プロジェクトマネージャー

6:50 PM Closing remarks
Jenna Tavasti
Project manager, Finnish Institute in Japan

19:00 終了

7:00 PM Webinar ends

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7年連続世界一幸せな国 / Happiest nation – 7th year in a row!

日本：2023 47位↓
2024 51位
Source: https://worldhappiness.report/ed/2024/happiness-of-the-younger-the-older-and-those-inbetween/#ranking-of-happiness-2021-20233

フィンランドの教育 Education in Finland
l

l

l

平等

Equal

教育の質が高いHigh level

生涯学習

Lifelong learning

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4ウェルビーイング Well-being
ヘルスケアサービス – Student Health care
• Finnish Student Health Service (FSHS)• 正規学生への無料のヘルスケア
Free health care for degree students

Photo: pixabay.com• メンタルヘルスサービス
Mental health services

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ウェルビーイング Well-being
スポーツサービス University sports services by
UniSport (in Helsinki)• 様々なスポーツと運動
Various forms of sports and exercises• 休憩時間のストレッチエクササイズ
15 minutes break exercises

Photo: pixabay.com• 無料のエクササイズ動画
Exercise videos available for free at the University sports centres’
websitesØ Well-being for everyone!
Photo: pixabay.com

6フィンランドの教育制度 / Finnish education system
総合大学 yliopisto

応用科学大学

博士課程

ammattikorkeakoulu (AMK)

tohtorintutkinnot, lisensiaatintutkinnot

修士課程 (2年間)修士課程(1〜1,5年間)学士課程(3年間)学士課程(3,5〜4,5年間)

ylemmät korkeakoulututkinnot

Alemmat korkeakoulututkinnot

ylemmät AMK-tutkinnot
実務経験2年
2 years work exp.
AMK-tutkinnot

大学入学試験 / entrance exam
職業学校

普通高校
義務教育
Compulsory
education

Ammattikoulu
3年間

Lukio
3年間

基礎教育(7歳〜16歳)
perusopetus
9年間
プレスクール(6歳)
esiopetus
1年間
幼児教育(5歳以下）varhaiskasvatus

その他：
夏季大学
公開大学
Kansalaisopistot
その他の学院・養成所など
Others:Summer universities
Open universities
Kansalaisopistot
Other academies
etc.

フィンランドの高等教育機関には2種類：①総合大学（yliopisto）• 基礎研究に注力• 学士号、修士号、博士号②応用科学大学（ammattikorkeakoulu）• 実践に注力• 学士号、修士号
いずれも文系・理系学科がある。
（参考）卒業年数（ボローニャプロセスを採用）

There are two types of higher education institutions in Finland:① Universities (yliopisto)• Focus on research• Offer bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and licentiate
degrees② Universities of applied sciences (ammattikorkeakoulu)• Focus on practice• Do not offer doctoral or licentiate degrees• Both have departments in humanities as well as science

参考：https://okm.fi/en/education-system7

総合大学 / Universities
AALTO UNIVERSITY
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

UNIVERSITY OF JYVÄSKYLÄ
Bachelor’s (Finnish) / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

HANKEN SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

UNIVERSITY OF LAPLAND
Bachelor’s (Finnish) / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

LUT UNIVERSITY
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

UNIVERSITY OF OULU
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

TAMPERE UNIVERSITY
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

UNIARTS HELSINKI(Academy of Fine Arts, Sibelius Academy, Theatre Academy)

UNIVERSITY OF TURKU
Bachelor’s (Finnish) / Master’s / Doctoral programmes,
Partnership degree programmes
UNIVERSITY OF VAASA
Bachelor’s (Finnish) / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes
UNIVERSITY OF EASTERN FINLAND
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

ÅBO AKADEMI UNIVERSITY
Bachelor’s (Swedish) / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI
Bachelor’s / Master’s / Doctoral programmes

8応用科学大学 / Universities of Applied Sciences
ARCADA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

KARELIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

SAVONIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

CENTRIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

LAB UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmesSEINÄJOKI UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (SeAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

DIACONIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (DIAK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

LAPLAND UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

SOUTH-EASTERN FINLAND UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES(XAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

HAAGA-HELIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

LAUREA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

TAMPERE UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (TAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

HUMAK UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

METROPOLIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

TURKU UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmesHÄME UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (HAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

NOVIA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

VAASA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (VAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

JAMK UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

OULU UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (OAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmesÅLAND UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

KAJAANI UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (KAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

SATAKUNTA UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (SAMK)
Bachelor’s / Master’s programmes

9正規留学 / Degree Studies• 学位取得留学 / Students intending to get a degree at the university
課程
Level

学士課程
Bachelor’s degree

修士課程
Master’s degree

博士課程
Doctoral degree

出願方法
How to apply

Studyinfo
Joint application
Separate application

Studyinfo
Joint application
Separate application

Studyinfo
Doctoral admissions

出願期間 (併願）Application period (Joint
application)

12月〜1月
9月

12月〜1月
9月

大学による英語で開講されるプロ
グラム
Programmes in English

Bachelor’s degree programmes inuniversities and UAS

Master’s degree programmes inuniversities and UAS

Doctoral degree programmes

受験料Application fee

なし
None

なし
None

なし
None

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交換留学 / Exchange studies(updated 2024/3/26)• 所属大学がフィンランドの大学と提携していることが必須• Exchange based on bilateral agreements
between universities• 所属大学による学内選考を経て留学が決まる• Students need to be nominated by theirhome university in order to apply• 留学期間：半年〜１年程度• Exchange period is usually from six
months to one year

• 単位は取るが、学位取得留学ではない• Students get credits for their studies,but can not get a full degree11個人留学 / Visiting student, freemover(updated 2024/3/26)• 留学期間：２か月〜１年程度• 大学間の協定がない• 大学探しなどの手続きは基本的にご自身で進める必要がある• 学費を払う必要があることが多い• 単位は取るが、在籍する大学にて単位認定
してもらえない場合があります• フィンランドの全ての大学が Freemover を受け入れている訳ではないのでご注意！

• Exchange period is usually from two months to
one academic year depending on the university• No bilateral agreement between the universities• Students search and contact host universities
by themselves• Students usually pay tuition fees themselves• Students get credits, but they might not be
accepted at their home university• Note that not all universities in Finland accept
freemovers!

12その他 / Other options• 大学が提供するサマースクール• University summer schools• 夏季大学• Summer universities• 公開大学• Open universities• Kansalaisopisto/Työväenopisto• Kansalaisopisto/Työväenopisto• 論文執筆、研究• Research or thesis work13

サマースクール / Summer Schools(updated 2024/2/27)
Summer School

University

Study period

Aalto Summer School

Aalto University

July–August

UEF Summer School

University of Eastern Finland

AugustJyväskylä Summer School

University of Jyväskylä

August

LUT Summer School

LUT University

June–July

Turku Åbo Summer School

University of Turku, Turku UAS, Åbo Akademi, Humak, Novia UAS

AugustSummer School

University of Applied Sciences (UAS)

Study period

Haaga-Helia Summer School

Haaga-Helia UAS

August

JAMK Summer School

JAMK – Jyväskylä UAS

May–June

Metropolia ICT Summer School
Master's Summer School in Business

Metropolia UAS

ICT in August, others throughout the year

XAMK Summer School of Gaming

XAMK UAS

JAugustOther Short-term Programmes
Kansalaisopistot

Throughout the year

List of Summer Universities (in Finnish)

14生活費 / Fees and costs(updated 2024/02/27)• 学費：年間5000〜18 000ユーロ• 家賃：都市とアパートによる。
地方都市で1か月200ユーロ前後、
首都圏で1か月400ユーロ前後• 学生自治会会費（総合大学）：
年間約50〜83ユーロ• 生活費：1ヶ月約700〜900ユーロ• Tuition fees: 5,000–18,000 euros per year
• Accommodation: Depends on the area
and type of apartment. In smaller cities
around 200 euros, in the capital areaaround 400 euros per month• Student union fees (universities): 50–83
euros per year
• Monthly living costs: 700–900 euros permonth

参考：https://studyinfinland.fi/fees-and-costs
https://www.studyinfinland.fi/life-finland/accommodation15

奨学金に関する情報 / Scholarships①フィンランドの出願大学からの授業料免除・減免
対象：EU/EEA圏外の正規留学生

申請方法：出願時に応募。合格通知受理時に減免％通知②日本の制度を利用（大学内外）

対象：正規留学、１年間の留学など様々で奨学金制度によるScholarships in Finland① Scholarship from Finnish university
Who can apply: Degree students outside the EU/EEA area
Application method: Applied at the same time as you apply to the university.
Results are informed together with the results of university application② Japanese scholarship (from your university or other organizations)
Who can apply: Depends on the scholarship.
There are various for degree students, exchange students etc.

Scholarships in Japan (JASSO)
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ビザに関すること

Visa related matters

ビザに関することは、駐日フィンランド大使館へお問い合わせください
In visa related matters, please contact the Embassy of Finland in Tokyo

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2024年上半期のフィンランド留学ウェビナー• 4月23日（火）17:00• ハンケン経済大学• アアルト大学• 5月21日（火）17:00• 6月18日（火）17:00
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18アンケート Survey

アンケートへのご協力をお願い致します！
We want to hear your opinion! Kindly participate
in our survey!

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KIITOS PALJON!
ご清聴ありがとうございました！
Follow us on our social media!
https://finstitute.jp@finstitutejapan@finstitutejapan@finstitutejp

お問い合わせ：science@finstitute.jp
過去の留学セミナーのアーカイブや留学情報等：
Archives of past webinars and other information:
http://www.finstitute.jp/ja/infostudyinfinland-ja/
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University of the Arts Helsinki is anambitious university community forbold reformers and experts in tradition
as well as the most sought-after study
place in Finland.
We provide education in music, fine arts,
performing arts and writing.

Uniting the Very Best of Finland(1866)+(1882)+(1848)=(2013)

Timeline

*

1882

1885

Jean Sibelius
Sibelius Academy(1865−1957) studied
was establishedcomposition and violinas the Helsinkifrom 1885 to 1889.
Music Institute.

1939
The name
Sibelius Academy
was introduced.

* Martin Wegelius (kuva: Riis Charles, 1878, lähde: Museovirasto, finna.fi)

1998

2013

Sibelius Academy
becamea university.

Part of University of
the Arts Helsinki,since 1 January.

4Who We Are
Our mission is to foster and renew musical culture
through teaching, research and artistic activities
We are the only university-level music academy in
Finland and one of the largest in Europe
We train artists, teachers, researchers, and othermusic professionals for independent artistic work
We offer studies at Bachelor, Master and Doctorallevels5

We are committed to supporting ourstudents in forming their individual
professional identities in a communitythat embraces diversity andtogetherness.
We strive to educate both world-classartists and versatile professionals whocreate the future of music and influence
the society as a whole.

Diverse Study Options
Arts Management, Society and Creative Entrepreneurship
Church MusicClassical Music Performance*
Composition and Music Theory
Conducting
Folk Music
Global Music
Jazz
Music Education
Music Technology*Major instrument or Voice:Accordion, Early Music, Fortepiano, Guitar, Harp, Kantele, Opera, Opera Coaching,
Organ, Percussion, Piano, String Instruments, Vocal Arts, Wind Instruments
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Ambitious Artistic Activities
Performing before a live audience is one of
the key aspects of our educational model.
Our students perform in over 700 public concerts
annually, including their individual recitals at theHelsinki Music Centre.
Constant live practice and collaboration withworld-class artists and professional organisations
equip them to thrive in a wide range of musicaland cultural contexts.

Contributing to higher
music education on a
global scale
Through our broad network and high-quality
partnerships, we provide meaningful internationalisation
opportunities for students and staff
An international exchange period is available for all
students
Teachers are encouraged to participate in teacher
exchange
Our learning environment is international through ourdiverse student body, as well as visitor programmes,
masterclasses and intensive courses
We initiate, co-ordinate and participate in innovativeeducational development projects globally

9How to apply to a degree programme

10Admissions for Bachelor’s and Master’s Programs

Nov

Jan

Instructions
for applying

Online applications andadvance assignments due

MayEntrance
examinations

June
Results

More information: siba.hakijapalvelut@uniarts.fi
More about applying and admissions: www.uniarts.fi/en/interested-in-studying-at-the-sibeliusacademy/
11Eligibility requirements
All applicants are required to have sufficient
Language skills in either English or Finnish or Swedish.
Knowledge of Finnish is not required!
Applicants can demonstrate their language proficiency either with a language skills test or
earlier studies that are completed in English in one of the countries mentioned in our
language requirements
Background education:
A foreign degree or qualification that makes you eligible for corresponding higher educationin the awarding country is required to be eligible to apply to our bachelor’s programmes
A lower university degree (from the field of music) is required in our master’s programmes
Also those who graduate during the Spring can apply

The eligibility of each applicant is checked based on electronic documents thatapplicants need to submit with their application
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Entrance examinations
Student selection is based solely on entrance examination performances
The format of entrance examinations varies between programmes
100 % online: audition videos, Zoom interviews, written assingments etc.
1st stage videos/other remote assignments, 2nd stage live audition in Helsinki, Finland
Entrance examinations completely in Helsinki, Finland

Applicants’ perfomances are scored, study places are offered to those withthe highest scores
No pre-determined quotas in any of our programmes

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Tuition fees and scholarships 2024
Tuition fee: currently 5 000 € per academic year
Who has to pay: Non-EU and non-EEA students studying for a bachelor’s ora master’s degree in English.
First year students can get a 50% waiver for their tuition fee.
After the first study year tuition fee waivers (usually 50 %) are awarded to
selected students based on the progress of their studies and study
performance.
Uniarts Helsinki does not grant scholarships for living expenses

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Admissions for Doctoral Programs

Oct-Nov

Jan

Instructions
for applying

Applications

April
Entrance
examinations

June
Results

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How to apply to a degree programme
Search for a programme you wish to apply to.
Read the admissions guide in the Autumn once is is published.
Prepare all required documents needed to submit an application.
See what you are required to perform in the entrance examinations and startpractising.
Submit your application during the application period. Late applications are
not accepted!
A detailed admissions schedule is in the admissions guide.
Participate in the entrance examinations as is instructed in the admissions
guide.
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Interested in studying
at the Sibelius Academy?
Learn more:uniarts.fi/this-is-siba

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Contact information and other useful links
Admissions office: siba.admissions@uniarts.fi
Interested in studying at the Sibelius Academy?: https://www.uniarts.fi/en/interested-in-studying-atthe-sibelius-academy/

Student ambassadors: https://blogit.uniarts.fi/en/post/meet-the-sibelius-academys-studentambassadors/
Study options: https://www.uniarts.fi/en/studyoptions/?terms[]=13465&terms[]=205&terms[]=211&terms[]=217&terms[]=244
Admission guides: https://www.uniarts.fi/en/admissionsguides/?search_term=&terms%5B%5D=13465&searched=1
Tuition fees: https://www.uniarts.fi/en/general-info/tuition-fees-and-scholarships/
Tuition fee waivers and scholarships: https://student.uniarts.fi/general-info/tuition-feewaivers-and-finland-scholarships/
Useful information on studies at us and living in Helsinki etc.:
https://www.uniarts.fi/en/study-at-uniarts-helsinki/
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How to apply for student exchange

19Applying for Exchange Studies: Who Can Apply?
Who can apply?

The applicant has to be a student at an institution that has a Bilateral Exchange Agreement with
the Sibelius Academy (or a student at an Erasmus+ programme eligible institution).
If you are not sure if you can apply, contact your home institution’s International Office!

Language requirements

There are no exact requirements for exchange students’ language skills.
However, we expect CEFR level B2 on language proficiency in English (or Finnish / Swedish).
You can use the CEFR self-assesment grid to evaluate your level of proficiency in English.

Exchange periods

You can apply either for the fall semester, spring semester or the full academic year.
Fall semester August/September – December
Spring semester January – May
Full year August/September – May

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Applying for Exchange Studies: Online Application
All applications are submitted in Mobility Online
You need to include all the required documents and material in theapplication, such as:Transcript of records
Motivation letter
Links to audition video or portfolio
Study Plan

Guidelines and requirements will be updated on our website before the application
round starts.
The exact requirements for the application depends on the department you are
applying to.
All applicants should also be prepared for an online interview.
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Applying for Exchange Studies: Evaluation and
Final Decisions
Complete applications submitted through the online application system by deadline
will be sent for evaluation to the department in question.
The final decision on is based on the quality of the application and the availabilityof study places and suitable teachers.
The applications are evaluated in March – April, and the results are released in
April – May.

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Applying for Exchange Studies: Good to Know
There is no tuition fee for exchange students.
We cannot offer housing but will help with finding accommodation.
Compiling a study plan for the exchange application can be challenging, therefore,
we have published instructions for making one:https://www.uniarts.fi/en/study-plan-instructions-for-student-exchangeapplications/
The instructions for study plan can also give you an overview on what your studies
could consist of during exchange.
We get between 270 – 330 exchange applications each round and can offer a placefor 60 – 80 students depending on the year.
23Applying for Exchange Studies: timeline

Dec - JanJan - Feb

March

Instructions
for applying are
published

Online application
is open until
March 1st

Applications
are evaluatedApr - May
Results for theintake arereleasedMore about applying for exchange: https://www.uniarts.fi/en/guides/how-to-apply-for-exchangestudies-at-the-sibelius-academy/
Contact: siba.international@uniarts.fi
24Campuses & facilities

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State-of-the-art Facilities
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Helsinki Music Centre
Our location at Helsinki’s focal concert site allows
our students to join forces with some of the most
exceptional artists of our timeThree residents: the Sibelius Academy,
the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra andthe Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding performance venues from a 1,700-seat
Concert Hall to five smaller halls – for large
orchestra concerts and operas, small chamber andjazz ensembles, and more

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The legendary ”R Building”
An architectural gem and central place for musicstudies since 1931
Originally the main building of the Sibelius Academy
Houses a 550-seat Concert Hall, Chamber Music
Hall, Small Music Hall as well as classrooms andpractice rooms
Café Feeniks serves students, art enthusiasts andconcert-goers

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The ”N Building”
Houses 28 classrooms, an instrument workshop,
office spaces and conference rooms
Student restaurant serves affordable meals
An architectural example of classicalfunctionalism
Underwent a full renovation to suit the needs ofmusic studies in 201429

Campus Tour30

Key Figures31Student Body
2023–2024
Total enrollment

1243
students

489

Bachelor-level students

614

Master-level students

140

Doctoral students+100

Junior Academy students

International
Student Body
2023-2024

230
International students

21%

of bachelor and master-level
students are international
students

19%of doctoral students areinternational students

60

Incoming exchange students

292

Incoming exchange student
applications

Staff118

81

Full-time academic staff

Full-time service staff

93

9Part-time academic staff

365

Hourly paid teachers

Part-time service staff

25

Post-doctoral researchersand doctoral students
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Studies and Teaching

13%

4:1

Acceptance Rate

Student/Faculty Ratio(2021)(2022: Accepted 207 /Applications 1524)

1,000
Student Performances
Annually35

Financial information
Annual Operating Budget

21m€

5,000€
Annual tuition fees for
non-EU/EEA students

EU/EEA
students do not
pay tuition feesFinland37

Wonderland of Music
History:Music has played a vital role in the evolution of the Finnish culture and nation
A heightened place in the collective consciousness through the influence of composer Jean Sibelius
A small population with a huge number of music enthusiasts, active concert goers and performers

Educational system:
A strong network of local music institutes complemented by music education in schools, church
music education and a variety of music camps
A nationwide curriculum for basic art education offers an equal starting point for studying art
throughout Finland
Highly qualified faculty from early music training to high-level music education

Vision:Everyone has a possibility to study music and pursue music as a hobby everywhere in Finland38

Student experiences

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”The atmosphere isrelaxed and noncompetitive. I feel
comfortable playing
in front of myclassmates because
there’s no fear of
judgement.”
Cliodhna Scott, FluteScotland”They help us learn fromthe styles of historicalcomposers but they’realso very open-minded towhatever we want to do.
All this has expanded mymusical toolbox andmade a massive impact
on my work.”- Nicholas Main, Composition and Vocal ArtsThe United States

”The premises for choral
conducting are exceptional.
Students get to work witha vocal ensemble of 16
professional singers.
Learning from a practicalsituation is the mostimportant tool for
conducting students.”- Kristina Bogataj, Choral Conducting
Slovakia

”We are a good groupwith a positive energy,
and I never feel any kindof competition careerwise. We also help eachother outside school, so
it’s a valuable social andprofessional network.”- Ranieri Scoccia, Arts Management
Italy”Students areencouraged to takean active role in theirown learning anddevelopment, and toengage with the wider
musical community
through performanceand collaboration.”- Mehrnoosh Zolfaghari
Global Music, Iran”Working withprofessional orchestras
and conductors allows
us to tap into a wisdomthat has been growing
way longer thanstudents have been
alive.”- Aku Sorensen, Conducting Class
Finland and the United States

”I love the part of the day
when my phone won’t
stop getting notifications
from group chats with‘lunch at 12:30 anyone?’It’s all of the right things
together: tasty and cheap
lunch with friends.”- Lucía Castillo Gutiérrez, Oboe

Spain”The learning
environment is very
open-minded andnon-judgmental.
This is also a caring
community. Every
student is very welllooked after.”- Cowley Fu, Piano
Australia

”I have lots of individual
instruction, but myteachers don’t tell me
exactly what to do. I am
learning to understandthe reasons behind thedifferent artistic choices
and to create a musicalmind of my own.”- Johanna Randvere, Baroque celloEstonia

”There is a strong
sense of community,
which provides asupportive environment
for students, helping us
to explore our creative
potential.”- Adele Xiang, CelloAustraliaVideos50

Creative dialogue: Uniting composers andmusicians from around the world

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Initiatives to enrich educational development
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Initiatives to enrich educational development
International Visitor Programme53ヘルシンキ大学正規留学体験談
竹鼻愛

自己紹介
竹鼻愛
・2000年生まれ (23歳)・2023年3月

・群馬県出身慶應義塾大学理工学部生命情報学科卒業

・2023年8月〜 ヘルシンキ大学修士課程在籍中
・本格的な留学はこれが初めて(中学の時アメリカでホームステイ2週間のみ)
・趣味: 旅行、映画鑑賞（特にSF）ヘルシンキ大学

Masterʼs programme in Neuroscience (脳神経科学)
・キャンパス: Viikki

・学位：Master of Science
・学部: Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences(生物環境科学)・言語：英語・期間：2年間・授業料 (EU圏外の人)：年18,000 € (約290万)https://www.helsinki.fi/en/about-us/university-helsinki/campuses/viikki-campusなぜフィンランド?
教育・福

幸福度

男女平等

北欧

祉

イフ
ラ
ク
ワー ンス
バラ

大学一年生のときの旅行
ヘルシンキの・美しい街並み・自然＋利便性・治安の良さ・人の優しさフィンランドで留学したい！

ヘルシンキなぜ正規留学?
• フィンランドとの交換留学制度なし• 修士のプログラムに興味ある講義• 奨学金で授業料無料になる可能性

留学するなら…

好きな国で好きな勉強をしたい！

合格にむけて2021年夏〜

語学勉強開始(TOEFL/IELTS)
情報収集開始2022年春〜夏Open Universityで授業受講

・関連する学習・研究経験

2022年9月

英語条件満たす・GPAをできるだけ上げる

10月〜

出願書類準備

12月/1月出願

2023年2月
3月

オンライン面接
合格発表
大学卒業

奨学金
University of Helsinki Scholarship (ヘルシンキ大学奨学金)
・3種類

フィンランド奨学金 (授業料免除＋5000€)
授業料100 % または 50 % 免除

・出願時に申請。追加で申請理由を記入。
・合格と同時に奨学金の結果・種類の発表。
・多くのEU圏外の生徒がもらっている印象。

留学生活(勉強編)2023年秋のある1週間
・1年次は授業がメイン
・研究開始のタイミングは自由・教授に自分でコンタクト
・研究で給料が出る場合も・修論は他の大学や国、企業で書いてもOK

留学生活(プライベート編)

1ヶ月の費用
生活費

娯楽

家賃(水道＋電気含む)

444€

携帯代

20€

交通費(定期)40€

食費＋日用品

約200€

約700€ (約11万)

旅行
イベント参加費用

800〜1000€

外食・カフェ

(13万〜16万)

100〜300€

世界一幸せな国で生活してみて・テンプレートがない
・男女の差をあまり感じない・“休む”ことを大切にしている・シンプルで自然と密接な暮らし

連絡先などヘルシンキ大学 Open University

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ヘルシンキ大学英語の修士プログラム

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Masterʼs programme in Neuroscience
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