Separate Application for International Degree Programmes

All times refer to the local time in Finland.

1. Choose your degree programme of interest
   Degree programmes are listed below in section "degree programmes". You can submit only one application and apply to only one degree programme per application period. Please note that your choice of degree programme is binding after the application period has ended. 
    
2. Check the application period for your degree programme of interest
   The application period begins on 1 January 2022 at 8 am but the end date of the application period vary depending on the degree programme. Degree programme specific application periods can be found below in section "timetable".
    
3. Check which selection methods your degree programme of interest uses
   There are several different student selection methods, the use of which varies depending on the degree programme. More information can be found below in chapter "use of the selection methods".
    
4. Make sure that you fullfi all the requirements of your degree programme of interest BEFORE you submit the application
   Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application. More information can be found below in chapter "descriptions of the selection methods" .
    
5. Check what documents you need to provide during the application process
   You should have the required documents with you when you fill in the application. More information can be found below in section "required documents".
    
6. Submit the online application at Studyinfo before the application period ends
   Link to Studyinfo can be found below in section "degree programmes".
    
7. Check your e-mail frequently and keep your contact information up-to-date
   You will be contacted via e-mail for example:
   - when your application is received (sent to you automatically within 24 hours from submitting the application form)
   - if your application is found insufficient (you will be given 7 days to complete your application)
   - if you are invited to the entrance examination
   - when the student selection decision is available
   - when you have a study place to be accepted at Studyinfo
    
8. Confirm the study place if one is offered to you (note the Early Bird discount *)
   The study place must be confirmed no later than 15 July 2022 at 3 pm (*) or 7 days from the notification of the student selection at 3 pm. More information below in section "confirming the study place". 
   
   *) An Early Bird discount of € 1,500 on the tuition fee for the first academic term will be granted if the applicant accepts a study place and registers as present no later than 7 days after the announcement of the student selection by 3 pm. More information on tuition fee on Metropolia's web site.
    
9. Get ready for the studies
   Take care of all the arrangements necessary (e.g. Visa and residence permit application, accommodation, insurances etc.) immediately after receiving the admission notification. For more information, please click "starting the studies" below.

The following degree programmes are available in the Separate Application for the International Degree Programmes (links to the degree programmes descriptions at Studyinfo):

• Bachelor of Business Administration in European Business Administration, full-time studies
• Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business and Logistics, full-time studies
• Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics, full-time studies
• Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology, full-time studies
• Bachelor of Health Care in Biomedical Laboratory Services, full-time studies (top-up)
• Bachelor of Health Care in Nursing, full-time studies (top-up)
• Bachelor of Health Care in Physiotherapy, full-time studies (top-up)
• Master of Business Administration in Business Informatics
• Master of Business Administration in Health Business Management
• Master of Business Administration in Procurement
• Master of Engineering in Business Informatics
• Master of Engineering in Health Business Management
• Master of Engineering in Industrial Management
• Master of Engineering in Information Technology
• Master of of Social Services and/or Health Care in Health Business Management
• Master of Social Services and/or Health Care, Health Care Diagnostics, Biomedical Laboratory Services
• Master of Social Services and/or Health Care, Health Care Diagnostics, Clinical Radiography Services

All times refer to the local time in Finland.

Application takes place after the applicant meets the eligibility and student selection requirements and is able to prove it with official documents.

The application is made by using the electronic application form at Studyinfo (links available above in section "degree programmes"). An applicant can submit only one application and apply to only one degree programme per application period. In general, it is no longer possible to change the degree programme chosen in the application after the application has been submitted. However, in some cases, the degree programme may be changed at the request of the applicant, if the application has not yet been forwarded to the degree programme for the student selection decision.

The application must be submitted within the application period (please check timetable above). Applicants are recommended to apply as soon as possible after the eligibility and student selection requirements have been met, as study places are filled in the order in which applications are received.

Make sure that you have all the required documents (check below) with you when you start filling out the application form. The application should not be submitted before the eligibility and student selection criteria are met and the documents required to prove it are available.

The application should not be submitted before the eligibility and student selection criteria are met and the documents required to prove it are available.

All times refer to the local time in Finland.

*) An interim certificate on the applicant’s graduation, issued by an educational institution or other official body, shall be accepted as a certificate indicating eligibility if the formal degree certificate cannot be submitted within the deadline due to the activities of authorities or for another similar reason. If an applicant is a refugee or in a refugee-like situation and unable to submit documentary evidence of his/her qualification, he/she may instead submit the asylum decision or residence permit issued on the basis of a need for protection of refugees or applicants in a refugee-like situation. The documents must be submitted as an attachment to the separate Verification of Educational Background form no later than 7 days after the submission of the application at 3 pm.

**) Work certificates must indicate details such as the exact start and end dates of employment, the employer’s contact information, work duties, as well as working hours for part-time work. Other documents such as contracts of employment, CV etc. are not considered.

A document uploaded to the online application can be a scanned file or a good quality image taken for example by a cell phone camera. If eligibility cannot be assessed due to missing attachments, a request to complete the attachments will be sent to the applicant by using the e-mail address provided in the application form. The applicant shall be given 7 days time to complete the application. If the required certificates are not provided by the given deadline, the application will be rejected. Once the application has been submitted, an applicant can return to his or her application to edit his or her information or attach documents using:

• the link provided in the application confirmation email, or
• the My Studyinfo -service if the applicant has a Finnish social security number and Finnish online banking credentials, mobile certificate or an electronic ID-card.

Documents delivered after the deadline will not be considered. Possible delays or problems in getting the required certificates in time do not take away applicant's responsibility of delivering all the required documents by the deadline.

The study place is conditional until Metropolia has checked/verified certificates. Metropolia may withdraw the admission, if an applicant has given false information or does not deliver all the required documents by the deadline.

This student selection process is carried out as flexible admission (i.e. rolling admission), which means that student selection decisions can be made already during the application period and all eligible applicants who meet the student selection criteria will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis (= in the order of which the applications have been received) until the study places have been filled.

Student selection methods vary depending on the degree programme as described below in chapter "Use of the student selection methods". An applicant is automatically considered in all of the student selection methods used by the degree programme. How quickly a student selection decision is made varies from weeks to months depending on the student selection method used by the degree programme in question.  All applicants will be sent an e-mail notifying the admission result right after the results have been published. 

Please note if you are offered a study place:

• Metropolia will introduce an Early Bird discount on tuition fees for students admitted to degree studies beginning in autumn 2022 and after. The Early Bird discount of € 1,500 on the tuition fee for the first academic term will be granted if the applicant accepts a study place and registers as present no later than 7 days after the announcement of the student selection by 3 pm (local time in Finland).
• You are allowed to accept only one study place leading to a higher education degree in Finland in education that begins in the same academic term. Further information on the One Study Place Per Term Provision is available at Studyinfo.fi.
• You must confirm the study place by the given deadline, otherwise the study place will be cancelled. More information below in section "Confirming the study place after acceptance".
• Metropolia may withdraw the admission, if an applicant has given false information or does not deliver all the required documents by the deadline.

* all times refer to the local time in Finland.

A person who has applied to become a student of Metropolia may present a written appeal to the Legal Protection Board of Metropolia within fourteen (14) days as of the publication date of the admissions results. For more information please contact the Admission Services (contact details of the Admission Services) and read the appeal instructions.

Confirmation of the place of study requires the applicant to take several measures by the given deadline. Instructions for confirming a place of study can be found on a separate page.

Instructions on how to start your studies can be found on Metropolia's new students page.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 1: SAT-test -based student selection: 1 study place
• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 5 study places
• Option 3: Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme -based student selection: 4 study places

An applicant is automatically considered in all of the student selection methods used by the degree programme, if applicable. More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 1: SAT-test -based student selection: 3 study places
• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 5 study places
• Option 3: Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme -based student selection: 7 study places

An applicant is automatically considered in all of the student selection methods used by the degree programme, if applicable. More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 1: SAT-test -based student selection: 1 study place
• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 4 study places
• Option 3: Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme -based student selection: 5 study places

An applicant is automatically considered in all of the student selection methods used by the degree programme, if applicable. More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 1: SAT-test -based student selection: 2 study places
• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 15 study places
• Option 3: Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme -based student selection: 5 study places
• Option 4: Chinese-Nordic Pathway Programme -based student selection: 3 study places

An applicant is automatically considered in all of the student selection methods used by the degree programme, if applicable. More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 8 January 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 7: Biomedical Laboratory Sciences top-up degree -based student selection: 5 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 8 January 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 5: Nursing top-up degree -based student selection: 30 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 8 January 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 6: Physiotherapy top-up degree -based student selection: 20 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 8 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 15 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate  foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree equivalent to Finnish higher education  degree with a minimum scope of 210 credit points (ECTS) containing/combined with 40 credit points (ECTS) of higher education  studies in business field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 5 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate  foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree equivalent to Finnish higher education  degree with a minimum scope of 210 credit points (ECTS) containing/combined with 40 credit points (ECTS) of higher education  studies in business field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: pre-assignment -based student selection: 5 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate  foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree equivalent to Finnish higher education  degree with a minimum scope of 210 credit points (ECTS) containing/combined with 40 credit points (ECTS) of higher education  studies in business field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 8 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 10 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 240 cr  (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 10 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 240 cr  (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application. Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: pre-assignment -based student selection: 10 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 240 cr  (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 May 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: pre-assignment -based student selection: 20 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 240 cr (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 20 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 210 cr (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable health care and/or social services field, and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 2 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 210 cr (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable field (Biomedical Laboratory Science), and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Application period: 1 January 2022 at 8 am - 31 March 2022 at 3 pm (local time in Finland)

Student selection methods used by the degree programme:

• Option 2: Entrance examination -based student selection: 2 study places

More information below in section "description of the student selection methods".

Eligibility:

Eligibility requirements must be met before submitting an application. An applicant is eligible to apply if he/she has:

• completed an appropriate foreign (non-Finnish) higher education degree corresponding to a Finnish 210 cr (ECTS) higher education university in a suitable field (Radiography and Radiotherapy), and
• gained at least 2 years (24 months) work experience after the date of award of the qualification giving the eligibility (or a Finnish post-secondary higher vocational qualification in any field of education), taking into account the following:
  • The required work experience must be from the relevant field (as a relevant field is regarded both the field being applied to and the field of the previous higher education degree).
  • Entrepreneurship will be accepted as work experience if an applicant can produce a certificate attest-ing that he or she is or has been covered under the statutory YEL or MYEL pension scheme (YEL = statutory pension scheme for entrepreneurs; MYEL = statutory pension scheme for farmers, forest estate owners, fishers and reindeer herders and their family members). Enterprising activities abroad should be substantiated with comparable official documents. 
  • In the field of handicrafts and the arts industry, in the field of communication and visual arts, in the field of theater and dance and in the field of music, instead of work experience, artistic activity of a similar length may be required, which is demonstrated, for example, by a portfolio (Law 932/2014).
  • The applicant must convert part-time hours (less than 35 hours / week) into full-time equivalents of 150 hours or 20 working days of at least 7 hours.
  • Work experience does not have to be continuous or acquired from the same employer. For parallel employment, only the amount of work experience corresponding to full-time work is taken into account.
  • Military or non-military national service, women’s voluntary military service or child-care leave will not be counted as work experience.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed a foreign (non-Finnish) education that gives eligibility for higher education in the country in question or a foreign higher education degree. 
   
• Master's degree: not applicable.

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Student selection requirements

Student selections are made on the basis of the SAT-test . Only a new format SAT-test performed after March 2016 will be accepted. SAT Subject Test ("SAT2") results are not considered in student selection.

The minimum point score for student selection is:

• in Bachelor of Engineering degree programmes:
  • Evidence-based reading and writing 400 
  • Math 400
     
• in Bachelor of Business Administration degree programmes:
  • Evidence-based reading and writing 500
  • Math 500

Both parts of the SAT-test (evidence-based reading and writing and math) must be completed in an acceptable level according to the above mentioned minimum point scores. 

The SAT-test must be completed at the time when the application is submitted so that the SAT-scores can be viewed by Metropolia on the online service of the test owner (College Board) within 7 days of submitting the application (Metropolia's SAT code is 6953). SAT-score reports sent by the applicant himself are not taken into account. 

All applicants who meet both the eligibility and student selection criteria will be selected in the order in which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Business Administration in European Business Administration: 1 study place
• Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business and Logistics: 3 study places
• Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics: 1 study place
• Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology: 2 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree programmes: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed a foreign (non-Finnish) education that gives eligibility for higher education in the country concerned or a foreign higher education degree. 
   
• Master's degree programmes: please see the degree programme specific instructions above in chapter "Use of the student selection methods".

Those with Finnish qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Student selection requirements

In this selection method the student admission criteria vary depending on the degree programme as described below:

• Bachelor's degree programme in European Business Administration & 
  Bachelor's degree programme in International Business and Logistics
  • In this selection method the student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination.
  • The entrance examination is evaluated on a pass/fail scale.
  • There will be three entrance examination sessions to the first of which will be invited all eligible applicants who have submitted their applications between 1 January - 18 February 2022 but not more than three times the number of study places. The first exam session will take place on 1st of March 2022 between 9 am - 6 pm (current local time in Finland) and the invitations will be sent on 23rd of February 2022 at the latest. The second entrance examination session will be held only if the study places could not be filled in the first session. Invitations to the second entrance examination session will be sent to those eligible applicants who have submitted their applications between 19 February - 31 March 2022 but not more than three times the number of study places. The third entrance examination session will be held only if the study places could not be filled in the first two entrance examination sessions. Invitations to the third session will be send to all the remaining eligible applicants. 
  • If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.
  • All eligible applicants who pass the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.
  • More detailed information will be provided in connection with the entrance examination invitation sent via e-mail. 
     
• Bachelor's degree programmes in Electronics & 
  Bachelor's degree programme in Information Technology
  • In this selection method the student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination.
  • The entrance examination consists of two different parts both of which must be passed:
    • Written exam: evaluation on a scale of 0-70 points, minimum point score 40 points
    • Interview: evaluation on a scale of 0-30 points, minimum point score 10 points
  • There will be three entrance examination sessions to the first of which will be invited all eligible applicants who have submitted their applications between 1 January - 10 February 2022. The second entrance examination session will be held only if the study places could not be filled in the first session. Invitations to the second entrance examination session will be sent to those eligible applicants who have submitted their applications between 11 February - 31 March 2022. The third entrance examination session will be held only if the study places could not be filled in the first two entrance examination sessions. Invitations to the third session will be send to all the remaining eligible applicants.
  • If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.
  • All eligible applicants who pass both parts of the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.
  • More detailed information will be provided in connection with the entrance examination invitation sent via e-mail. 
     
• Master's degree programmes in Business Informatics
  • In this selection method the student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination.
  • The entrance examination consists of two phases and a total of three parts all of which must be passed:
    • Phase 1 will be held in one session after the application period has ended and all applications have been processed. All eligible applicants will be invited to the phase 1, which will consist of two parts:
      • Admission assignment 1, professional background and motivation: evaluation on a scale of 0-50 points, minimum point score 30 points
      • Admission assignment 2: preliminary research and development plan: evaluation on a scale of 0-50 points, minimum point score 30 points
    • Phase 2 will be an interview for those who have passed both parts of the phase 1. Applicants will be invited to the interview in the order in which the applications have been received, until the study places have been filled. The interview will be evaluated on a scale of 0-50 points having the minimum point score of 30 points.
  • Phase 1 (admission assignment 1 & 2) assess the applicant’s ability to:
    • read analytically and relate the reading to own work experience and current business issues.
    • write clear, coherent English, necessary for assignments and thesis.
  • The admission assignment 2 includes 4 PRE-READING articles :
    • ARTICLE 1: Barends, E., Ruosseau, D. M., Brinner, R.B. (2014). Evidence-Based Management: Basic principles. CEBMa Center for Evidence-Based Management. [Online publication] (pdf)]
    • ARTICLE 2: World Business Council for Sustainable Development (2020). Macrotrends and disruptions shaping 2020-2023 (pdf)
    • ARTICLE 3: EU Commission (2020). Integration of Digital Technology by Enterprises – Read 2 reports: “Integration of Digital Technology by Enterprises” & “Emerging Technologies”.
    • ARTICLE 4: Leading the Way into the Age of AI: Final Report of Finland’s Artificial Intelligence Programme 2019. Helsinki: Publications of the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment Competition and Consumers. [Online publication] (pdf)
  • The description of the admission assignments will be announced in the entrance examination invitation and sent to those participants who are found eligible
  • If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.
  • All eligible applicants who pass all the phases and parts of the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.
  • Previous years' entrance examinations are not available.
  • More detailed information will be provided in connection with the entrance examination invitation sent via e-mail. 
     
• Master's degree programmes in Health Business Management &
  Master's degree programme in Health Care Diagnostics
  • In this selection method the student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination.
  • The entrance examination includes two parts that and student selection requires that an applicant has passed both of them:
    • Open-book exam: 0-50 points, minimum point score 15 points
    • Academic writing: 0-50 points, minimum point score 15 points
  • There will be two entrance examination sessions, the first of which will be held at the same time as the joint application entrance examination (= same exam) and the second after the application period has ended and applications have been processed. All those whose eligibility has been checked by the time of sending the entrance examination invitations to the first session will be invited to the first test session. The second session will be held only if the study places could not be filled in the first session and all the remaining eligible applicants will be invited.
  • Further entrance examination instructions are available at Studyinfo.
  • If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.
  • All eligible applicants who pass both parts of the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.
     
• Master's degree programme in Industrial Management
  • In this selection method the student selections are made on the basis of a pre-assignment: pre-assignment for the Master's degree programme in Industrial Management
  • The pre-assignment must be uploaded as an attachment to the application at Studyinfo no later than 7 days after sending the application by 3 pm (local time in Finland).
  • The pre-assignment is evaluated on a scale of 0-100 points, minimum point score 20 points.
  • All eligible applicants who pass the pre-assignment will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.
     
• Master's degree programme in Information Technology &
• Master's degree programme in Procurement
  • In this selection method the student selections are made on the basis of a pre-assignment:
    • pre-assignment for the Master's degree programme in Information Technology
    • pre-assignment for the Master's degree programme in Procurement
  • The pre-assignment must be uploaded as an attachment to the application at Studyinfo no later than 7 days after sending the application by 3 pm (local time in Finland).
  • The pre-assignment is evaluated on a scale of 0-100 points, minimum point score 40 points.
  • All eligible applicants who pass the pre-assignment will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.

All applicants who meet both the eligibility and student selection criteria will be selected in the order in which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Business Administration in European Business Administration: 5 study places
• Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business and Logistics: 5 study places
• Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics: 4 study places
• Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology: 15 study places
• Master of Business Administration in Business Informatics: 15 study places
• Master of Business Administration in Health Business Management: 5 study places
• Master of Business Administration in Procurement: 5 study places
• Master of Engineering in Business Informatics: 10 study places
• Master of Engineering in Health Business Management: 10 study places
• Master of Engineering in Industrial Management: 10 study places
• Master of Engineering in Information Technology: 20 study places
• Master of of Social Services and/or Health Care in Health Business Management: 20 study places
• Master of Social Services and/or Health Care, Health Care Diagnostics, Biomedical Laboratory Services: 2 study places
• Master of Social Services and/or Health Care, Health Care Diagnostics, Clinical Radiography Services: 2 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree programmes: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed at least 15 credits of the Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme studies (total extent 30 credits) in a corresponding field of study and, as a result of these studies, gained English language skills corresponding to the IELTS academic level 6.0. Those who have not completed the Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme studies in question can apply in the Joint Application.
   
• Master's degree programmes: not applicable.

Those who have not completed the above mentioned studies can apply in the Joint Application.

Student selection requirements

Student selections are made on the basis of the Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme studies. All applicants who meet the eligibility requirements will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled.

Student selection is conditional until Metropolia has verified the Edunation Pathway Diploma Programme studies used as the basis for student selection. Verification will take place for all students selected at once after the application period has ended and the student selections have been made. The student selection can be canceled if the applicant has provided incorrect information in his/her application.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Business Administration in European Business Administration: 4 study places
• Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business and Logistics: 7 study places
• Bachelor of Engineering in Electronics: 5 study places
• Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology: 5 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree programmes: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed:
  • a foreign (non-Finnish) education that gives eligibility for higher education in the country concerned or a foreign higher education degree, and
  • the 30 credits Chinese-Nordic Pathway Programme.
     
• Master's degree programmes: not applicable.

Those who have not completed the above mentioned studies can apply in the Joint Application.

Student selection requirements

Student selections are made on the basis of the Chinese-Nordic Pathway Programme studies. All applicants who meet the eligibility requirements will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled. 

Student selection is conditional until Metropolia has verified the Chinese-Nordic Pathway studies used as the basis for student selection. Verification will take place for all students selected at once after the application period has ended and the student selections have been made. The student selection can be canceled if the applicant has provided incorrect information in his/her application.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Engineering in Information Technology: 3 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree programmes: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed one of the following qualifications in such a way that copies/pictures of the official certificates proving that the required degree completed can be uploaded as an attachment to the online application at Studyinfo no later than 7 days after submitting the application at 3 pm (local time in Finland):
  • Advanced Diploma in General Nursing (duration 3 years after completion of an upper secondary qualification) completed at International Institute of Health Sciences (IIHS) in Sri Lanka.
  • Diploma in General Nursing and Midwifery (duration 3 years after completion of an upper secondary qualification) awarded by the State Board of Nursing and Midwifery or an equivalent in India.
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (duration 4 years after completion of an upper secondary qualification) awarded by a local examination board or other similar official body in Philippines.
  • some other post-secondary higher education degree, which is:
    • equivalent to the above mentioned qualifications in terms of extent, content and level,
    • completed in Sri Lanka, India or the Philippines,
    • awarded by an accredited higher education institution, a local examination board or other equivalent official body, and
    • at least 3 years in duration (after completion of an upper secondary qualification).
       
• Master's degree programmes: not applicable.

Those who have not completed any of the above mentioned qualifications can apply in the Joint Application.

Student selection requirements

Student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination, which will be held once after the application period has ended and applications have been processed. Entrance examination invitations will be sent to all eligible applicants one week prior to the entrance examination at the latest.

The entrance examination is evaluated on a pass/fail scale. More detailed information will be provided in connection with the entrance examination invitation sent via e-mail. 

If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.

All eligible applicants who pass the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled. Student selection is conditional until Metropolia has verified the studies used as the basis for student selection. The student selection can be canceled if the applicant has provided incorrect information in his/her application.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Health Care in Nursing, full-time studies (top-up): 30 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree programmes: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed one of the following qualifications in such a way that copies/pictures of the official certificates proving that the required degree completed can be uploaded as an attachment to the online application at Studyinfo no later than 7 days after submitting the application at 3 pm (local time in Finland):
  • Advanced Diploma in Physiotherapy (duration 3 years after completion of an upper secondary qualification) completed at International Institute of Health Sciences (IIHS) in Sri Lanka, or
  • some other post-secondary higher education degree:
    • equivalent to the above mentioned qualifications in terms of extent, content and level,
    • awarded by an accredited higher education institution, a local examination board or other equivalent official body, and
    • at least 3 years in duration (after completion of an upper secondary qualification).
       
• Master's degree programmes: not applicable.

Student selection requirements

Student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination, which will be held once after the application period has ended and applications have been processed. Entrance examination invitations will be sent to all eligible applicants one week prior to the entrance examination at the latest.

The entrance examination is evaluated on a scale of 0-50 points, minimum point score 10 points. More detailed information will be provided in connection with the entrance examination invitation sent via e-mail. 

If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.

All eligible applicants who pass the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled. Student selection is conditional until Metropolia has verified the studies used as the basis for student selection. The student selection can be canceled if the applicant has provided incorrect information in his/her application.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Health Care in Physiotherapy , full-time studies (top-up): 20 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.

Eligibility and student selections requirements must be met before submitting an application.

Eligibility requirements

• Bachelor's degree programmes: in this student selection method eligibility requires that the applicant has completed one of the following qualifications in such a way that copies/pictures of the official certificates proving that the required degree completed can be uploaded as an attachment to the online application at Studyinfo no later than 7 days after submitting the application at 3 pm (local time in Finland):
  • Advanced Diploma in Biomedical Sciences (duration 3 years after completion of an upper secondary qualification) completed at International Institute of Health Sciences (IIHS) in Sri Lanka, or
  • some other post-secondary higher education degree:
    • equivalent to the above mentioned qualifications in terms of extent, content and level,
    • awarded by an accredited higher education institution, a local examination board or other equivalent official body, and
    • at least 3 years in duration (after completion of an upper secondary qualification).
       
• Master's degree programmes: not applicable.

Student selection requirements

Student selections are made on the basis of an entrance examination, which will be held once after the application period has ended and applications have been processed. Entrance examination invitations will be sent to all eligible applicants one week prior to the entrance examination at the latest.

The entrance examination consists of two parts:

• Written exam: evaluation on a scale of 0-50 points, minimum 10 points
• Interview: evaluation on a scale of 0-50 points, minimum 10 points

More detailed information will be provided in connection with the entrance examination invitation sent via e-mail. 

If you need individual arrangements in an entrance examination (e.g. extra time, technical aid, or other special arrangement) due to an injury, illness, reading disability, or other special reason, you must submit an application for the individual arrangements no later than 7 days after the end of the application period by 3 pm (local time in Finland). More detailed instructions on individual arrangements are available on Metropolia's web site.

All eligible applicants who pass the entrance examination will be accepted in the order of which the applications have been received until the study places have been filled. Student selection is conditional until Metropolia has verified the studies used as the basis for student selection. The student selection can be canceled if the applicant has provided incorrect information in his/her application.

Degree programmes using this student selection method

This selection method is used in the student selections of the following degree programmes:

• Bachelor of Health Care in Biomedical Laboratory Sciences, full-time studies (top-up): 5 study places

Other degree programmes do not use this of student selection method.