The Danish government organization CIRIUS offers financial support to qualified students from countries recently admitted to the European Union (EU) including Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania who wish to study at Danish folk high schools (adult aducation). The grants cover up to 600 DKK per week in tuition fees.
The Folk High School of Stockholm offer an "Intensive/extra intensive course in Swedish".
The Folk High School offer a short e-course in "Preparation course for the Tisus exam".
Björk took 2nd place in the Estonian Internet Competition 2009.
Here you will find information concerning the universities in Iceland.
The cost of housing is of course different depending on where you study in Sweden. A one room student apartment is about 2000-3500 SEK in smaller cities, average cities around 2300-4300 SEK, and in larger cities 2500-4500 SEK. Other costs like transport can also vary a lot depending on where in Sweden you choose to study.
It is expensive to live in Finland if you are a student, especially in the capital area (Helsinki). A very popular way of living is to live in student apartments, or student dormitories. These places are in general cheaper to live at, but it is worth checking out other living choices as well. A very good way to cut the costs is to get a big apartment and split the costs with other students. Usually these apartments are in really good shape, and this is only one of the reasons why they are so attractive among students. In university cities it is also common to share apartments from the private market together with other students.
Do you want to learn any of the Nordic languages without paying too much money? We have gathered some information about where you can study the Nordic languages – Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, and Icelandic – for free. The only requirements for you to be able to study is that you have the interest for it, the motivation, and the consistency.
The Nordic countries have a lot to offer in the area of education, and therefore it sometimes might be hard to find what you are looking for. That is why we have gathered some of the most important information regarding applying for education in the Nordic countries. This information concerns higher education such as vocational education, Bachelor’s programs, Master’s programs, opportunities for a doctoral degree, and folk high school.
We hope you find these databases a useful tool!
The Nordic countries have a lot to offer in the area of education, and therefore it sometimes might be hard to find what you are looking for. That is why we have gathered some of the most important information regarding applying for education in the Nordic countries. This information concerns higher education such as vocational education, Bachelor’s programs, Master’s programs, opportunities for a doctoral degree, and folk high school.
We hope you find these databases a useful tool!
The Nordic countries have a lot to offer in the area of education, and therefore it sometimes might be hard to find what you are looking for. That is why we have gathered some of the most important information regarding applying for education in the Nordic countries. This information concerns higher education such as vocational education, Bachelor’s programs, Master’s programs, opportunities for a doctoral degree, and folk high school.
We hope you find these databases a useful tool!
The Nordic countries have a lot to offer in the area of education, and therefore it sometimes might be hard to find what you are looking for. That is why we have gathered some of the most important information regarding applying for education in the Nordic countries. This information concerns higher education such as vocational education, Bachelor’s programs, Master’s programs, opportunities for a doctoral degree, and folk high school.
We hope you find these databases a useful tool!
The Nordic countries have a lot to offer in the area of education, and therefore it sometimes might be hard to find what you are looking for. That is why we have gathered some of the most important information regarding applying for education in the Nordic countries. This information concerns higher education such as vocational education, Bachelor’s programs, Master’s programs, opportunities for a doctoral degree, and folk high school.
We hope you find these databases a useful tool!
During the summer, a lot of the universities and folk high schools offer a variety of summer courses.
In all the Nordic countries, there are summer courses both in the local language and in English so there is an interest to have participating foreign exchange students.
The UB Language Consult offer language courses in the following languages: Danish, German, English, and Russian
An EU/EEA citizen who is an employee, self-employed person, a provider or recipient of services, a student or a person who has sufficient funds to support himself/herself, has a right to reside in Sweden.
"E-learning", "Distance education" or “Open courses” implies that the lecturing and supervision is carried out via the Internet or by other media. In some cases you will be required to attend some seminars or lectures at the university or university college; other courses and programs will be run entirely online.
• Study while you work
• Improve and update your professional skills
• Aim your studies at achieving specific qualifications
"E-learning", "Distance education" or “Open courses” implies that the lecturing and supervision is carried out via the Internet or by other media. In some cases you will be required to attend some seminars or lectures at the university or university college; other courses and programs will be run entirely online.
• Study while you work
• Improve and update your professional skills
• Aim your studies at achieving specific qualifications
"E-learning", "Distance education" or “Open courses” implies that the lecturing and supervision is carried out via the Internet or by other media. In some cases you will be required to attend some seminars or lectures at the university or university college; other courses and programs will be run entirely online.
• Study while you work
• Improve and update your professional skills
• Aim your studies at achieving specific qualifications
"E-learning", "Distance education" or “Open courses” implies that the lecturing and supervision is carried out via the Internet or by other media. In some cases you will be required to attend some seminars or lectures at the university or university college; other courses and programs will be run entirely online.
High School distance learning gives you a chance to study at your own pace, irrespective of where you live or the time of day or year. You can complete the entire upper secondary school syllabus or just parts of it. If you wish, you can study towards the matriculation examination or just take some of the tests. The examinations are administered by a distance learning institution of your choice.
The Finnish folk high schools are residential schools: studies are full time, and the schools offer room and board. Most of the schools are owned by private ideological organizations, foundations or corporations.
Danish folk high schools offer short courses at some of the folk high schools during the summer. Course length varies from around 2 weeks to between 2 and 5 days. In the database you will fill in the time periods from when you would like to start your education and when you would like to end your it etc., and education offers will be given to you fitting your profile.
Norwegian folk high schools offer short courses at some of the folk high schools during the summer. Course length varies from around 2 weeks to between 2 and 5 days. In the database you will fill in the time periods from when you would like to start your education and when you would like to end your it etc., and education offers will be given to you fitting your profile.
Swedish folk high schools offer short courses at some of the folk high schools during the summer. Course length varies from around 2 weeks to between 2 and 5 days. In the database you will fill in the time periods from when you would like to start your education and when you would like to end your it etc., and education offers will be given to you fitting your profile.
There are 21 summer universities in Finland, and they operate in close collaboration with Finnish universities. They offer only short-term courses, which are held in 133 localities, both in cities and smaller towns throughout the country. Courses are open to everyone regardless of age or prior education. Language of instruction is mainly Finnish, but some courses are taught in English.
International students have plenty of opportunities to attend university summer schools in English in the Nordic countries. The programs give you an opportunity to increase your skills and knowledge inside and outside of your usual area of study and a chance to work with Nordic and international students. These programs span from a number of subject areas.
International students have plenty of opportunities to attend university summer schools in English in the Nordic countries. The programs give you an opportunity to increase your skills and knowledge inside and outside of your usual area of study and a chance to work with Nordic and international students. These programs span from a number of subject areas.
International students have plenty of opportunities to attend university summer schools in English in the Nordic countries. The programs give you an opportunity to increase your skills and knowledge inside and outside of your usual area of study and a chance to work with Nordic and international students. These programs span from a number of subject areas.
International students have plenty of opportunities to attend university summer schools in English in the Nordic countries. The programs give you an opportunity to increase your skills and knowledge inside and outside of your usual area of study and a chance to work with Nordic and international students. These programs span from a number of subject areas.
Summer high schools are intensive and informal alternatives for regular school education. You find these alternative schools in all parts of Finland.
Iceland is a modern European economy with strong economic foundations in fisheries, natural renewable energy sources and human capital that will allow Iceland to overcome the economic difficulties it is going through, like so many other countries around the world.
Finland’s landscape is a glorious variation of forest and water, where the comforts of modern life are never far away. Yet each region has its distinct character, from the wilds of Lapland to the inspiring lakes of the East and the archipelagos of the South-West. Finland is full of interesting contrasts, such as the four seasons, the midnight sun and the long winter nights and the different cultural heritages of the Eastern and Western parts of the country. One quarter of the country's territory is north of the Arctic Circle.
Denmark consists of the peninsula of Jutland and about 407 islands, of which about 79 are inhabited (2009). Of these, the largest and most densely populated are Zealand on which the capital of Copenhagen is situated, Funen and the north Jutland Island. Denmark also includes the autonomous Faroe Islands and Greenland. Denmark is the smallest Nordic country, but including Greenland, Denmark can be regarded as one of the largest countries in the world as to surface.
Norway, officially the Kingdom of Norway, is a constitutional monarchy in Northern Europe that occupies the western portion of the Scandinavian Peninsula. The majority of the country shares a border to the east with Sweden; its northernmost region is bordered by Finland to the south and Russia to the east. The United Kingdom and the Faroe Islands lie to its west across the North Sea, and Denmark lies south of its southern tip across the Skagerrak Strait. Norway's extensive coastline, facing the North Atlantic Ocean and the Barents Sea, is home to its famous fjords.
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In today's society the characteristic keywords for Sweden would be- an open and caring country.
Although Iceland is not a member of the European Union, Iceland is a member of the European Economic Area (EEA), which means that from 1st of May 2004, Baltic citizens may visit and stay in Iceland, with a passport or ID card but without a visa up to 3 months.
In Finland, the right to paid employment is determined on the basis of your nationality. The citizens of the European Union may work in Finland without a worker's residence permit. This right also applies to the citizens of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland.
Baltic citizens may stay in Denmark without a visa for up to 3 months. If you are looking for work you may reside in Denmark for up to 6 months.
Baltic citizens may travel visa free to Norway. Third country nationals and stateless people (unspecified) may also achieve permanent or temporary residence status in Norway under certain conditions. Norway participates in the Schengen Co-operation which means that you may spend up to 90 days during a six month period in Norway without having to register.
In case you would like to study in Iceland you should know there are no tuition fees at university level. However, be aware that there are some private institutions in Iceland that do charge a tuition fee.
Finnish universities and polytechnic institutions are free of charge!
Citizens of the European Union have to pay, equally to Danes, registration fees. Some institutions of higher education in Denmark have their own grants for foreign students.
Although there are no tuition fees for higher education in Norway, you have to be prepared for a high-cost of living. It is also important to be aware that it is often easier to obtain various scholarships if already enrolled at a university in Estonia when applying to study in Norway.
In Sweden there are no tuition fees for higher education, but students have to pay for student union membership and for literature and other teaching aid. At the beginning of your higher education in Sweden, foreign students are not eligible for governmental support – CSN – but as an EU/EEA citizen you will be eligible for governmental support after two years.
When going to Iceland you must to register at the Icelandic Migration Board to obtain a residence permit. According to the provisions of the EEA Agreement on the free movement of workers, wage earners from Member States of the European Economic Area (EEA) are entitled to enter into contracts of employment in Iceland without a work permit. The rules regarding foreign nationals who are not citizens of Member States of the EEA stipulate that their employer must apply for work permits and residence permits for them prior to their arrival in Iceland.
An alien who intends to take up paid employment in Finland usually needs a residence permit for an employed person. A person engaged in an independent business or profession in Finland must have a residence permit for a self-employed person. However, there are many exceptions to this rule.
If you want to live and work in Denmark, you must apply for a residence permit.
A student residence permit does not confer the right to take employment in Norway. However, students may apply for a part-time work permit and/or a permit to work during vacations when employment would not interfere with their study progress. Full-time employment for a restricted period of time may also be applied for.
The national Swedish Employment Service can be reached most easily online. The internet website address is arbetsformedlingen.se. On the webpage jobseekers will find available vacancies and employers can advertise positions available. This information is available to all - 24 hours a day.
Lifelong learning is important in Iceland and it presupposes that all people can learn on the basis of their interests. This means that everyone has the opportunity to learn more whether to further their careers or to evolve personally. This is also a good way to improve your skills if you would like to change professions, or to improve/study the Icelandic language.
At this moment there are eight institutions of higher education in the country. Most of the institutions of higher education are run by the state. Three institutions are run by private parties but with state support. Institutions of higher education differ in the extent to which they engage in research and the number of programs of study offered. There are no tuition fees for studying at a state run university, although it may be necessary to pay an enrollment fee.
After the completion of the Iceland basic years, year 1-9, you may continue to a specific vocational education in upper secondary school. Iceland imposes no tuition fees for upper secondary school, but it is necessary to pay for textbooks and other teaching aids. The language of instruction is Icelandic.
Iceland is divided into two general education levels, one compulsory and the other non-compulsory. Education is compulsory for all children between the ages of 6-16. The school year begins during the period from 21 August - 1 September and ends on 31 May–10 June. School convenes 5 days a week. The school year is divided into two semesters; spring and autumn. Iceland has sparsely populated regions and, therefore, many children are forced to live in the school dormitory, or travel long distances by bus.
A folk high school is an educational institution offering a broad range of education for adults. As residential schools, folk high schools foster a sense of community, which forms part of the all-round learning experience and functions as a cornerstone of the education process. Anyone may attend the courses, irrespective of age, profession or educational background. The adult education centers promote cultural and educational equality by offering anyone opportunities of learning citizenship skills and developing their personality.
At present, degree structures are evolving in accordance with the Bologna Declaration, and a new two-cycle Bachelor-Master structure has been implemented. The two-cycle degree system with the Bachelor and the Master degrees was adopted by Finnish universities in all fields except medicine and dentistry in August 2005. At the same time the Finnish study credit system was replaced with the European ECTS credit system.
Education offered at polytechnic institutions (universities of applied sciences) is more practical and focused on vocational skills than at universities. Bachelor degree programs take about four years to complete.
High school studies are focused on a good all-round education and give the students the knowledge needed for continuing studies (i.e. university level, vocational studies etc.). People tend to start their high school studies right after their basic education, but also adults may attend high school. Normally the students follow a planned curriculum during their three years at high school, but there is a possibility to take single courses.
Just as the other Nordic countries, Denmark has a very well-developed educational system for life-long learning. Schools have changed and devolved, but the main social and cultural objective has remained unchanged. Folk courses usually last between 6-12 months, but there are also shorter courses.
Danish higher education is famous for its innovative teaching approach and high international standards. The Danish institutions offer a dynamic study environment with an emphasis on independent study, individual student initiative and project-oriented learning.
There are several kinds of vocational education in Denmark, but common for them all is that they include some kind of trainee period. In order to become, for an example, a photographer, you have to alternate between periods of studies and periods of learning while working with a master. It is the same with construction workers, painters, and bakers, among others. In the end, this becomes an ideal mix of theory and practice.
Normally the Danish primary school has nothing to do with high school (gymnasium) at all. When you graduate from lower secondary education after grade 9 or 10, you have to seek admittance to the gymnasium. Your achievements at school will decide your admittance.
The 77 folk high schools in Norway welcome international students from all over the world to experience the year of a lifetime!
Norway's institutions of higher education offer a wide range of foreign programs. This is evidenced by the large number of foreign students – nearly 12 000 foreign nationals are currently enrolled at Norwegian institutions of higher education. International students may apply for admission to a variety of undergraduate and graduate degree programs. You may come to Norway as student through established exchange programs, institutional agreements, or as a so called "free mover", where you arrange the stay by yourself (type of study, length and financing).
The first stage at which VET is provided in Norway is at lower secondary level through elective program subjects (“utdanningsvalg”). These enable students at the age of 13-15 to try out subjects from the different upper secondary level programs, including VET.
Everyone between the ages of 16 and 19 has a right to upper secondary education and training. The pupils can choose between vocational education programs or programs for general studies. The education and training normally takes three years, divided into three levels: Vg1, Vg2 and Vg3 (in a few cases four years with a Vg4). Secondary education can be acquired anywhere in Norway.
The Swedish society has a long tradition of lifelong learning. There are around 148 Folk high schools in Sweden and there are even more possibilities to learn via other open educational centres; ABF, Folkuniversitetet, Medborgarskolan, NBV, Sensus, Ibn Rushd, Bilda, SV, and Studiefrämjandet. These institutions are open to all levels of education and offers regional training centres, teaching circles, long and short courses in different areas.
In Sweden there are no tuition fees for all EU/EEA citizens, although people have to have necessary funding for living costs.
Vocational education in Sweden is divided into two parts – theory and professional education.
According to Swedish law everyone, children and young adults between the ages of 7 and 15, has to be ensured the same level of education, regardless of sex, place of residence, social and economic living conditions. High school education is also free of charge, since the schools are managed by local authorities.
If you plan to go to Iceland to study, use the website bjork.norden.ee for assistance. On the Björk-webpage you can find, not only general information regarding high school studies and all higher educational options (vocational, university, language, and adult education), but also important information about living, working and financing while studying in Iceland – all in English, Russian, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.
If you plan to go to Finland to study, use the websites bjork.norden.ee and Studyinfinland.fi for assistance. The latter will give you information in English about studying at a higher level (both Bachelor and Master degrees) while the Björk-webpage will give you, not only general information regarding high school studies and all higher educational options (vocational, university, language, and adult education), but also important information about living, working and financing while studying in Finland – all in English, Russian, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.
If you plan to go to study in Denmark, use the websites bjork.norden.ee and Studyindenmark.dk for assistance. The latter will give you information in English about studying at an institution of higher education (both Bachelor and Master degrees) while the Björk-webpage will give you, not only general information regarding high school studies and all higher educational options (vocational, university, language, and adult education), but also important information about living, working and financing while studying in Denmark – all in English, Russian, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.
If you plan to go to Norway to study, use the websites bjork.norden.ee and Studyinnorway.no for assistance. The latter will give you information in English about studying at a higher level (both Bachelor and Master degrees) while the Björk-webpage will give you, not only general information regarding high school studies and all higher educational options (vocational, university, language, and adult education), but also important information about living, working and financing while studying in Norway – all in English, Russian, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.
If you plan to go to Sweden to study, use the websites bjork.norden.ee and Studyinsweden.se for assistance. The latter will give you information in English about studying at a university (both Bachelor and Master degrees) while the Björk-webpage will give you, not only general information regarding high school studies and all higher educational options (vocational, university, language, and adult education), but also important information about living, working and financing while studying in Sweden – all in English, Russian, Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian.
- We recommend that you contact the admissions office at the institution in question, you may find links to institutions on each program description.
- You may also download an application form here.
In order to obtain the neccessary application forms and information about the application deadlines you will have to contact each university or university college. In general the application deadline for foreign students is between January 15 to March 15 for courses starting the following autumn (August). Please note that some institutions have separate "pre-qualification" deadlines that are earlier than this.
In general, institutions evaluate degrees on an individual basis. If the transcript is not in English, you may need to have it translated first, however.
Yes, several institutions offer Swedish for beginners. In most cases, the courses are intended for exchange students.
Krogerup College offer a semester/short course in Crossing Borders Global Studies
Danish Academy of Business and Technology announces the programme in the Tourism and Hospitality
industry. The aim is middle-management career in the Tourism and Hospitality
industry. The cources have different topics: Project Managemet,
Organization and Leadership, Law, Global Communication, Marketing and
Strategy, External Environment, Economics and Tourism and Hospitality. 3
months of industrial internship.
International
environment with app. 20-25 different nationalities.
Deadline: June 1, 2010.
The Bachelor of Arts in
Character Animation is a high quality professional education. The program is
created and taught by professionals, guiding the students to become ready
for the challenges of the demanding albeit rewarding work life in the
advertising, TV, film or games industry.
The Character Animation program has been developed from a traditional
foundation; studying the theories of drawing and design our students receive a
thorough knowledge of aesthetic sensibility,
which is often lacking in today's saturated 3D world, giving them a step ahead
when working further within the 3D platform.
The Bachelor of Arts in Character Animation (CG Artist) is a high quality professional education. The program is created and taught by professionals, guiding the students to become ready for the challenges of the demanding albeit rewarding work life in the advertising, TV, film or games industry.
University College TEKO in Herning, Denmark, offers five international BA programmes within fashion design and business.
The CBU Master's Degree Programme in Information and Communications
Technology (ICT) is organised jointly by four Finnish and three Russian
universities. The programme is designed for students who already have a
Bachelor’s or a equivalent degree in computer science or information
technology. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in European Studies (MES) is
an interdisciplinary specialisation programme designed to offer
graduates with a profound understanding of Europe in all of its
historical, political and cultural diversity. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Space Sciences (MScSS) is
organised jointly by the Department of Astronomy and the Department of
Physics. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Semiotics is an Master’s
programme hosted by the Institute for Art Research at the Faculty of
Arts. Participating partners at the University of Helsinki are the
Department of Sociology, the Department of Slavonic and Baltic Languages
and Literatures, and the Christina Institute for Women’s Studies. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The Research Master’s Degree Programme in Social Sciences (REMS)
provides the students with in-depth skills in both quantitative and
qualitative research methods as well as understanding of classical and
contemporary theories in social sciences. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The Religious Roots of Europe (RRE) is a joint two-year Master’s
Programme offered by the Faculty of Theology at the University of
Helsinki, in cooperation with five other Nordic Universities in Aarhus,
Bergen, Copenhagen, Lund, and Oslo. Deadline: January31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Public International Law and International Commercial Law (PILICL) is a two-year, full-time graduate programme in English offered by the Faculty of Law. Deadline January 31, 2011.
Practical Philosophy (PPhil) – Theories of Good Society is a two-year
full-time Master’s Degree programme of philosophy offering an
internationally valid and high-standard degree. Deadline 31 January 2011
The Master's Degree Programme in Plant Production Science (MScPPS) provides students with an advanced understanding of the principles of sustainable plant production.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Neuroscience (MNEURO) provides students with the knowledge and skills they need for modern advanced and applied neuroscience research.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Multidisciplinary Studies
on Urban Environmental Issues (MURE) commences in the fall of 2010. The
goal of the programme is to respond, in part, to the challenges brought
about by urbanisation and environmental awareness. Deadline: 31 January 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Modeling Molecules and Nanosystems (MoMoNano) is organised jointly by the Department of Chemistry and the Department of Physics. Its goal is to provide the students with the skills they need for careers in computational physics and chemistry, both in private and public sector, and to secure the retention of students to higher scientific degrees (PhD).
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Media and Global
Communication (MGC) is offered by the Department of Communication at
University of Helsinki. The programme is supported by Helsingin Sanomat
Foundation. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
In 2010, the International Master’s Programme in Intercultural Encounters (ICE) is arranged entirely in English, inviting international students to join our motivated and creative think tank of scholars!
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Geoinformatics (GIMP) provides advanced training for students in the theory and techniques of geoinformatics and educates them to apply these principles and methods to the production, management and analysis of geographic information.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Forest Sciences and
Business (MScFB) aims to promote the sustainable use of forest resources
and human well-being through education based on scientific research.Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Food Sciences (MScFood) educates international experts who will have outstanding scientific skills for research and development in the multidisciplinary area of food science.
This programme provides the students with a solid basis for analysing
and critically assessing change processes at all relevant levels in
higher education. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The Master's Degree Programme in Ethnic Relations, Cultural Diversity
and Integration (ERI) offers the tools needed to deal with issues that
culturally diverse society and their institutions encounter. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master's Degree Programme in Environment and Natural
Resources (MENVI) provides students with a holistic understanding of
environmental issues together with a solid foundation of the chosen
major subject. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Masters in Economy, State and Society (IMESS) with
reference to Central and Eastern Europe is a graduate programme offered
by a consortium of leading European universities. It is an intensive
integrated study programme, with the first year spent at the School of
Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London, and the
second at the University of Helsinki, Finland or at one of the other
partner universities in Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary and Poland. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master´s Degree Programme in Economics is a full-time
two-year integrated graduate programme offered by the Department of
Economics of the Faculty of Social Sciences. All instruction is in
English. The Master’s Degree Programme in Economics corresponds with the
standards of the best European universities.
The programme provides professional training for economists, including
both theoretical and applied training. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Programme in Democracy and Global
Transformations (DGT) is a two-year research oriented programme designed
to equip the graduates with a profound understanding of the theory and
the practice of democracy in global, national, and local contexts. Upon
the successful completion of the programme, students receive the Master
of Social Sciences degree. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
Modern society increasingly relies on always-on, collaborative
communication environments supported by the Internet, as well as
intelligent IT applications. At the Faculty of Science, the Department
of Computer Science of offers two Master's Degree Programmes in English:
the Master's Degree Programmes on Algorithms and Machine Learning and
on Networking and Services. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The Faculty of Biological and Environmental Sciences
and the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry jointly – with two
outstanding research institutes: the Institute of Biotechnology and the
Neuroscience Centre – initiated the interdisciplinary Master’s Degree
Programme in Biotechnology (MBIOT). The state-of-the-art scientific
research conducted at these faculties and research institutes offer
exceptional opportunities to pursue studies benefitting from modern
facilities and in an inspiring research-oriented environment. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master's Degree Programme in Bioinformatics (MBI) is a
offered jointly by the University of Helsinki and Helsinki University
of Technology. The MBI programme educates bioinformatics professionals
to research work and developmental tasks in biology and medicine. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
University of Helsinki offers International Master’s Degree Programme in Translational Medicine.
Programme utilises discoveries in basic research to develop new therapies or
medical procedures - and applies patient and clinical data for basic research.Deadline for applying 31 January 2011.
The Master’s Degree Programme in Bayesian Statistics and Decision Analysis (EuroBayes) provides advanced training for students who wish to develop special skills in the modern methodologies of statistical data analysis, with a particular emphasis on Bayesian inference.
The syllabus of the International Master’s Degree Programme in
Atmosphere-Biosphere Studies (ABS) has its roots in high-quality
research. The co-operating institutes are housing several national and
international centres of excellence in research. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Art Theory, Criticism and
Management (ATCM) is organised jointly by the Institute for Art
Research at the University of Helsinki and the Department of Marketing
and Management at the Helsinki School of Economics. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The International Master’s Degree Programme in Advanced Spectroscopy in
Chemistry (ASC) is a European Joint Degree programme. Its goal is to
educate graduates to gain expertise to become high-standard spectroscopy
professionals for employment in the international public and private
sectors. Deadline: January 31, 2011.
The optometrist of today and in the future is becoming more clinical. Therefore it
has become more important that the staff in the store is more and
better educated. Do you
want to be your own boss? The school can provide you with the tools
needed.
The studies will lead to a Master of Science degree in Environmental sciences. The first year consists of seven coordinated courses: Environmental monitoring, Database and data processing, Geographic information technology, Mathematical statistics, Sampling and data acquisition, Statistical methods for environmental analyses and environmental monitoring - Analyses, prognoses and communication. The second year includes an individual master’s thesis, and time for optional courses. First-year compulsory courses take place in Umeå; second-year studies can be pursued at the SLU campus in Umeå, Uppsala or Alnarp.
Deadline for applying: January 15
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences offers a master`s programme in
Ethanol and biofuel production, modification of tree fibres, increased plant tolerance to diseases and environmental stresses, as well as the development of functional foods, are examples of research areas in biology and biotechnology that will have a large impact on our society in the future.
Deadline for applying: January 15
Industry has a raising need for simulation engineers to improve and develop industrial manufacturing methods. By means of simulation one can gain knowledge on manufacturing process that would otherwise require too expensive experiments. This can allow ameliorating quality, costs and advising improvements. An example of improvement can be to reduce the use of energy and material for reaching more efficient production; such a progress is getting more and more important for the society too.
The robotic programme is a programme that provides students with an in-depth knowledge of autonomous systems, robot simulation and mathematical modelling within this particular field. Students are provided with access to a large, well equipped industrial robotics laboratory as well as to the University’s simulation lab. A final project thesis that has its focus on either design, simulation or construction of a robot concludes the programme of study. The programme is carried out in close collaboration with the surrounding industry and the research at the University.
1995 something happened that for ever will change the human society; the massive breakthrough of the internet. It is the driving force in society and its power and influence has one basic reason: The possibility of transferring information from one place to another at (almost) zero cost! This has a profound impact on our lives and the design of our enterprises and organisations.
Business has become increasingly international during the last decades and international business comprises a large and growing portion of the world’s total business. Today, almost all companies, small, medium-sized and large, are affected by international events and competition. This development requires deep knowledge and professional capability in the field of international business from those who operate in today’s companies. The Master Program in International Business offers you such a knowledge and capability and gives you the tools to meet such challenge.
The Master’s Programme in Computer Science is based on students’ knowledge of software development, data communications and computer science equivalent to a bachelor’s degree. New skills will broaden your competence as well as increase your detailed knowledge. In addition the program also provides knowledge of scientific processes, writing skills, methodology and approaches at an international level.
The Telemark University Collage offers a cours of Enviromental Art. The course is for English speaking students in Teacher Education from all over the world including Norway.
During the course the students will be working mostly outdoors with installations, buildings, objects and sculptures.
The Telemark University Collage offers a cours of Process Technology. This programme provides a broad insight into the design of process plants, industrial flow processes, applied thermodynamics, process synthesis and separation technology.
The Telemark University Collage offers a cours of Physical Education, Sport, Culture and Society. This study programme examines the relationship between sport, culture and society in the context of Norwegian society.
The Telemark University Collage offers a cours of Outdoor Life Culture and Ecophilosophy. This study programme will provide students with a practical foundation in outdoor life in various environments.
Deadline for applying: 1st of March (for autumn semester)
15th of September (for spring semester)
Norweigian Folk Music is a one semester, undergraduate level program taught at the Rauland Campus of Telemark University Collage. The program is designed for foreign students with an interest on Norwegian Folk Music.
Deadline
for applying: March 1st
This course in photography provides you with the basiscs of photography as well as in-depth knowledge of journalistic, documentary and art photography.
The programme focuses on environmentally friendly energy production from both renewable and finite resorces and on cleansing processes that reduce air and water pollution. The programme includes specialisation in the areas of combustion and energy, and within physical and biological cleansing processes.
Through this highly interdisciplinary study programme on ecotourism and sustainability, students will be introduced to and learn about how tourism destinations, businesse and products can be planned, developed and managed in an ecologivally sound and sustainable manner.
The aim of this two-semester program taught in English is to offer international undergraduate students an extended period of immersion into the cultural setting of academic studies at the Campus.
Alpine Ecology course in Telemark University Collage provide students with knowledge about the apline ecosystems in Scandinavia. The courses in this programme are based on geological, climatological, historical, cultural and biological studies.
The international Master`s programme in Telemark Univestity Collage provides a broad knowledge into monitoring and control of all types of techinical and industreial systems, based on system and control theory and computer.based solution. Students will learn to connect signals from real systems to computer systems, conduct advanced computations, forward control signals, and report results to administrative computer systems.
As well as teaching based on high level scientific research the aim of this programme is to develop student’s cross-cultural understanding and knowledge of different working environments. The programme creates competence to act in the field both in Finland and in Russia.
The 3D Character Animation Course is a 15-week programme taking the students through all the components of 3D animation from start to finish.
Courses in Multimedia, Web-development and E-concept development.
The Crossing Borders Global Studies is designed for socially-minded students who want to think and act internationally. The aim of the program is to enable engaged young adults around the world to make a positive difference in their lives and the world around them.
This programme aims to inspire to active citizenship related to global challenges.
At the "international class" at Hadsten Folk High School you get the opportunity to study a broad spectrum of international relations matters, the EU, cultural conflicts and politics.
A Danish folk high school is an adult
boarding school and as such Silkeborg
High School is an opportunity and a
challenge. It is a place where you
strongly involve yourself in social
fellowship and encounter committed
professional teaching.
The Musicians Line offers an intensive course in Jazz, Rock and related genres at Vallekilde Communcations College, Denmark.
The Media Design Line at Vallekilde Communcations College in Denmark is a long-term course in Media Design.
The Professional Pilot Program takes you from your first hour of flight to first officer competence. The Professional Pilot Program is the perfect way to start a career as a professional pilot.
Build the foundations for your career in visual arts. Master an invaluable communication tool. Intensive and focused one-semester courses held twice yearly (fall and spring start).
A good command of Swedish is very important for those educated abroad who want to work in various proffessions in Sweden an be able to make the widest possible use of their professional knowledge. Here you who have an education in the medical field, health and/or nursing will be offered a chance to study Swedish with a special focus on your field of work.
The University of Umea offers a course in International economic history. Deadline for applying: 15th of October for spring and 15th of April for autumn.
The University of Umea offers a course in International economic history. Deadline for applying: 15th of October for spring and 15th of April for autumn.
The Vejle Business College offers a program in Logistics Management.
The Danish School of Media and Journalism and Hogeschool van Utrecht, School of Journalism, NL offer a course in "Europe in the world. Deadline for applying: 15th of April, 2010.
The University of Turku offer a Master's program in "Physical Science". Deadline for applying: February, 2010.
The West Jutland University College offers an Erasmus Course in Flexicurity, Creativity and Democracy. Deadline for applying: April 1, 2010.
The University of Turku & Åbo Akademi University offer Master´s Degree Programme in Biomedical Imaging. Deadline for applying: 26th of February, 2010
The programme gives you deeper knowledge about leadership, organization,
and personnel management, from both a psychological and a sociological
perspective. Mid Sweden University in Östersund.
Follo folkehøgskole boarding-school offers different programmes teaching arts programs such as Band, Dance, Film, Musical, Vocal and Art and Design. In addition, you can choose a variety of courses during the school-year.
The University of Borås School of Engineering offers a BSc in Industrial Engineering - International Business Engineering. Deadline for applying: 15th of January, 2010.
The University College Lillebaelt offers a course in social entrepreneurship and innovation for children and youth with social needs. Deadline for applying: May 15th,2010.
The European Film College offers a film and media programme. Deadline for applying: April 1, 2010
The Institute of Business and Technology at the University of Aarhus offer a Bachelor's program in "Global Management and Manufacturing". Deadline for applying: 15th of March, 2010.
The Institute of Business and Technology at the University of Aarhus offer a Bachelor's program in "International Management". Deadline for applying: 15th of March, 2010.
The Institute of Business and Technology at the University of Aarhus offer a Bachelor's program in "International Communication and Multimedia". Deadline for applying: 15th of March, 2010.
The Aarhus School of Business (Aarhus University) offer a Bachelor's program in "Marketing and Management Communication". Deadline for applying: 15th of March, 2010.
The Aarhus School of Business (Aarhus University) offer a Bachelor's program in "Business Administration". Deadline for applying: 15th of March, 2010.
The Nordiska Folkhögskolan in Kungälv offers a course in Nordic political– and social science. Deadline for applying: May 1st, 2010
The Engineering College of Aarhus offers a course in Industrial Software Engineering. Deadline for applying: 1st of May, 2010.
The Danish School of Media and Journalism offers a course in Photojournalism. Deadline for applying: 15th of April for fall semesters; 15th of October for spring semesters.
The Engineering College of Aarhus offers a course in Embedded Digital Signal Processing. Deadline for applying: 1st of May, 2010.
The Engineering College of Aarhus offers a course in Mechanical Design. Deadline for applying: 1st of May, 2010
The Danish School of Media and Journalism offers a course in TV Journalism. Deadline for applying: 15th of April for fall semesters; 15th of October for spring semesters.
The Danish School of Media and Journalism offers a course in Journalism, Multimedia & Stereotypes. Deadline for applying: 15th of April for fall semesters; 15th of October for spring semesters.
The Danish School of Media offers a course in Photojournalism 2. Deadline for applying: 15th of April for fall semesters; 15th of October for spring semesters.
The School of Engineering, Jönköping University offers a Master's programme in Industrial Design. Deadline for applying: 15th of January, 2010.
The School of Engineering, Jönköping University offers a Master's programme in Product Development and Materials Engineering. Deadline for applying: 15th of January, 2010.
The School of Engineering, Jönköping University offers a Master's programme in Production Development and Management. Deadline for applying: 15th of January, 2010.
The School of Engineering, Jönköping University offers a Master's programme in Information Engineering and Management. Deadline for applying: 15th of January, 2010.
The University College South Denmark offers a teacher's education in Haderslev on southern Jutland, Denmark.
The Metropolitan University College offers a Bachelor in Global Nutrition and Health. Deadline for applying: Please see www.suhrs.dk/english
The Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration offers a Master's programme in Energy, Natural Resources and the Environment. Deadline for applying: 15th of April, 2010.
The School of Mission and Theology offers a Master's course in Global Studies. Dealine for applying: 1st of April, 2010.
The Danish Meat Trade College offers a basic educational program slaughtering/cutting/de-boning/processing of pigs related to the industry. Deadline for applying: 1 month ahead of start.
The Engineering College of Aarhus offers a course in Environmental Construction Engineering. Deadline for applying: 1st of November, 2009/1st of May, 2010
The Royal School of Library and Information Science offers a Master’s Programme of Library and Information Science. Deadline for applying: The deadline for the fall intake is March 15. The deadline for the spring intake is September 15
The International People’s College in Helsingør offer a long course in Danish Language. Deadline for applying: Several months prior to the start of the selected term.
The International People’s College in Helsingør offer a long course in Music and Creativity. Deadline for applying: Several months prior to the start of the selected term.
The International People’s College in Helsingør offer a long course in English Language. Deadline for applying: Several months prior to the start of the selected term.
The International People’s College in Helsingør offer a long course in Personal and Professional Skills. Deadline for applying: Several months prior to the start of the selected term.
The International People’s College in Helsingør offer a long course in Regional Perspectives. Deadline for applying: Several months prior to the start of the selected term.
The International People’s College in Helsingør offer a long course in Global Perspectives. Deadline for applying: Several months prior to the start of the selected term.
The Musik og Teaterhøjskolen in Toftlund offers a course in music, vocal, dance, sound technique and theatre study lines.
Performers House in Silkeborg offers a course: Performer – dream or reality. Deadline for applying: ASAP
The International People's College offer a various of Danish courses.
The Folk University in Lund offer Swedish courses throughout the year. Deadline for applying: different deadlines throughout the year
Bifröst University offers a bachelor's degree in business that is taught completely in English. This programme means a move into new markets, and its preparation and design takes into consideration the needs of the international business community.
