Finland offers grants of 1500€ - 2000€ for one semester and 2000€ - 3000€ for two semesters depending on the destination.
Finnish institutions organize the application rounds for their own students according to their timetables. The Finnish north2north institutional coordinators send a request for tuition waivers to the National Agency by 16 February. The request should be based on ther students'actual exchange plans.
Institutions apply for funding from the national north2north contact person and pay the grants to their students.
north2north grant:
Finland also offers some grants for North American and UK inbound students, 3000€ for one semester and 5000€ for two semesters.
Students who can apply for funding have to be residents in the country of the institution from which they apply. Online students who do not live in the country of their home institutions cannot apply for north2north funding from Finland.
The Finnish north2north inbound deadlines at a glance:
When? |
What? |
15 February |
Deadline for the students to take contact with their north2north institutional contact and inform about their wish to send a north2north application for the forthcoming academic year. |
18 February |
Deadline for the north2north institutional contacts to send the “north2north potential applicant list” to the International Coordination Office of north2north to: mobility@uarctic.org Please note that Finland and Norway have a common application form. |
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The students will shortly receive a link to the online application form to their e-mail addresses. |
25 February |
Deadline for the students to submit the north2north application form. |
End of March |
Results of the Finnish north2north allocation announced and circulated to north2north institution contacts. |
Procedure
The north2north institutional contacts inform the students of their own institutions about the north2north application process in Finland.
The students who intend to apply for a north2north grant have to get in touch with the north2north contact at their home institutions before 15 February.
The north2north institutional contact selects the students who are eligible to submit a north2north application.
They inform the students about the following:
The north2north institutional contact of each institution with potential applicants fill in the “north2north potential applicant list” and submit it to the International Coordination Office of north2north to: mobility@uarctic.org by 18 February at the latest.
The north2north institutional contacts inform the students that the deadline to submit the application form will be on 25 February.
The Finnish National Agency for north2north allocates the waivers and the grants and communicate the results of the Finnish allocation to the north2north institutional contacts at the end of March. It is each student’s responsibility to contact the north2north institutional contact of his/her home institution to ask if he/she is allocated a north2north grant.