Tuition Fees and Scholarships

Tuition fee and other costs:
NON-EU/EEA citizens:
The tuition fee for non-EU/EEA citizens is 10 500€ per year.

EU and EEA citizens:
EU and EEA citizens don’t pay tuition fees to Haaga-Helia. MCI Innsbruck and University of Seville (USE) charge tuition fees according to the following (sums subject to changes):

MCI Innsbruck:
- EU students x (€ 363,36 (fee/semester) + € 20,70 (student union fee/semester))
University of Seville:
- EU students: 3000 €

A scholarship system is available in Haaga-Helia for NON EU/EEA citizens in every Master´s degree programme subjected to tuition fees. Scholarships can be awarded to degree students who are admitted to a degree programme conducted in English in Haaga-Helia UAS and who are studying in Finland. See information about Tuition Fees and Scholarship here.

Right to changes reserved.

If you are a citizen of one of the European Union (EU) countries, you do not have to pay tuition fee.

EU countries: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.

If you are a citizen of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway or Switzerland, you do not have to pay a tuition fee.

You are exempted from paying tuition fees if you have one of the following residence permits in Finland:

• EU Blue Card in Finland
• Continuous residence permit in Finland,  A-type permit. NB: Type A permit granted for studying in Finland (from 15 April 2022 onwards) does not exempt student from paying tuition fee.
• EU Family Member's Residence Card in Finland
• Permanent residence permit card in Finland, Type P permit
• EU residence permit for third-country citizens with long-term residence permit card in Finland (Type P-EU)
• Proof from the Finnish Immigration Services that you have registered, or applied to register, your right of residence in Finland in accordance with the withdrawal agreement (for UK-citizens who have arrived in Finland by 31 December 2020)

Finnish universities and universities of applied sciences make the decision whether you are required to pay fees or not based only on the Finnish Immigration Service’s residence permit decision, which is checked from the copy of your residence permit card attached to your application documents.

Haaga-Helia adheres to the national policy, where the exemption from the tuition fee depends on the status of the residence permit on 1 August in the autumn term and 2 January in the spring term. If the residence permit is valid on 1 August, no payment is required for the autumn term. If the residence permit is valid on 2 January, no payment is required for the spring term. If you have applied for a residence permit but have not received the decision by the date when the tuition fee is due, you will have to pay the fee.

Brexit

UK citizens who have arrived in Finland by 31 December 2020, registered their right of residence in accordance with the withdrawal agreement and attached proof of registration to the application form are exempted from paying tuition fees. If you arrive in Finland for the first time after 31 December 2020, you will no longer be able to apply for right of residence under the withdrawal agreement and you liable for tuition fees like other non-EU citizens. More information on the Finnish Immigration Service's website.

A scholarship system is available in Haaga-Helia UAS in every Bachelor's and Master's degree programme subjected to tuition fees. Scholarships can be awarded to degree students who are admitted to a degree programme conducted in English in Haaga-Helia UAS and who are studying in Finland. Students will receive a message from Study Services with instructions and a link to the application. Students who started their degree studies in autumn semester will receive the scholarship application link and instruction in September. For those, who started studies in spring semester, the link will be sent in February.

A scholarship which covers 20 % of the cost of the annual tuition fee 
Can be awarded to a Bachelor level student who has completed 55 ECTS credits during two consecutive academic semesters in Haaga-Helia UAS. Students are eligible to apply three times for a scholarship based on study progress during their studies.

A scholarship which covers 30 % of the cost of the last annual tuition fee (for students who have started their studies before 1 January 2022)
Can be awarded to a Bachelor level student completing the degree in six academic semesters or less.

Scholarships are not available for students who are studying for the first academic year in Haaga-Helia unless a student is graduating in two academic semesters or sooner.

A scholarship system is available in Haaga-Helia UAS in every Bachelor's and Master's degree programme subjected to tuition fees. Scholarships can be awarded to degree students who are admitted to a degree programme conducted in English in Haaga-Helia UAS and who have a study right to study in a Haaga-Helia campus in Finland. Eligible students will receive a message from Study Services with instructions and a link to the application. Students who started their degree studies in the Autumn semester will receive the scholarship application link and instructions in September of the following year. For those, who started studies in the Spring semester, the link will be sent in February of the following year. If a student is studying as a part of a commissioned education group they are not entitled to a scholarship.  

A scholarship which covers 20 % of the cost of the annual tuition fee 
Can be awarded to a Bachelor level student who has completed 55 ECTS credits in Haaga-Helia UAS or collaboration institutions (e.g. 3UAS, Campus Online, exchange studies). The 55 credits must be completed during the consecutive study semesters 1 & 2 or 3 & 4 or 5 & 6. The study semesters must be completed in the same degree programme. Students are eligible to apply for a scholarship based on study progress three times during their studies. The first opportunity to apply for a scholarship is during the 3rd semester. From the 7th semester onwards, study credits are no longer counted towards a scholarship. If you graduate in one academic year or less, you can apply for a scholarship by contacting Study Services. 

50% scholarship to cover the whole degree for applicants with excellent SAT scores (for students starting their studies from 1 January 2022 onwards)
Applicants exceeding SAT scores of 1450 points will be offered a study place at Haaga-Helia with a 50% scholarship of the entire degree. Five such scholarships are offered per year (2 for the January intake, 3 for the August intake). Please note that early bird discounts and a scholarship which covers 20 % of the cost of the annual tuition fee (completed 55 ECTS) do not apply for applicants rewarded with this particular scholarship.

A scholarship system is available in Haaga-Helia UAS in every Bachelor's and Master's degree programme subjected to tuition fees.
Scholarships can be awarded to degree students who are admitted to the above-mentioned degree programmes in Haaga-Helia UAS and who are studying in Finland. Students will receive a message from Study Services with instructions and a link to the application.

A scholarship which covers 30 % of the cost of the last annual tuition fee (for students who have started their studies before 1 January 2022)
Can be awarded to a Master's level student completing the degree in three academic semesters or less.

Scholarships are not available for students who are studying for the first academic year in Haaga-Helia unless a student is graduating in two academic semesters or sooner.

A scholarship system is available in Haaga-Helia UAS in every Bachelor's and Master's degree programme subjected to tuition fees. Scholarships can be awarded to degree students who are admitted to international Master’s degree programmes in Haaga-Helia UAS. Eligible students will receive a message from Study Services with instructions and a link to the application form. 

20% scholarship to cover the cost of the semesterly tuition fee (for students starting their studies from 1 January 2022 onwards) 
Master-level students can apply for two different scholarships. A scholarship based on study progress can be awarded to a Master's degree student who has completed a minimum of 60 ECTS credits during the two consecutive semesters 1 & 2. A scholarship based on statutory graduation time can be awarded to a student who has graduated during the second or third semester. Both of these scholarships are 20% of the semesterly tuition fee. Students will receive a message from Study Services in February during their third semester with instructions and a link to the application.