The student welfare organisation also runs a service, which gives information on accommodation available on the private market. The best time to make enquiries is just before the start of the semester when the organisation has usually received information from those wishing to rent out accommodation. If you haven't managed to find accommodation before the start of the semester then give us a ring and we will give you some advice on how to find a temporary solution. Finnmark College runs two day-care centres in Alta for children up to the age of 6, with altogether 60 places. Children keep their places at the day-care centres as long as their parents are enrolled at the college.
Students also have the possibility of applying for a place in the municipal day-care centres.
Children who have reached school age should be registered at the Schools Division as soon as students have accepted a place at the college. The organisation has no day-care centre in Hammerfest. As a student at Finnmark College you are automatically covered by our collective accident insurance scheme. This scheme is financed by the college and the student welfare organisation and managed by us. As soon as you have a student card, you will be given information on the scheme as well as an insurance card.