Erasmus students are guaranteed housing. Housing applications should be submitted six weeks before arrival. Membership benefits, other than health care at a very low cost, are subsidized lunches at the university cafeterias, reductions on domestic and international travel, reductions in many shops and restaurants in town, reduced prices on tickets to concerts, theaters and museums. The Students' Union also organizes leisure activities such as concerts, film screening and parties. Catalogues and borrowing are computerized.
Borrowing is free.
They can either work on the centralcomputer or on PCs. Students are also encouraged to get an e-mail address on the centralcomputer. Costs of Living The cost of living in Finland is on an average comparable to the rest of Europe. Personal spending habits will, of course, affect thisamount. There are no set examination periods.