Scholarships in Finland Without IELTS 2026 (Fully Funded) – Requirements & Updates
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Scholarships in Finland Without IELTS 2026 (Fully Funded) – Requirements & Updates

Finland BSc, MSc

Deadline1/15/2026
FundingFULLY FUNDED
UniversityVarious Finnish Universities
Degree BSc, MSc
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Overview

⚠️ This scholarship is currently CLOSED. The Scholarships in Finland Without IELTS 2026 provided international students the opportunity to study in top Finnish universities without submitting IELTS scores. These scholarships are offered for undergraduate and postgraduate programs and are funded by the Finnish government and participating universities. Although applications for 2026 are closed, this guide will help you prepare for the next application cycle.

Eligibility

  • Must be an international student
  • Must have completed previous education (secondary or bachelor’s degree)
  • Must meet the admission requirements of the chosen university
  • Must provide proof of English proficiency (IELTS may be waived)
  • Must meet program-specific requirements

Benefits

  • Full or partial tuition fee coverage
  • Monthly stipend (for some programs)
  • Accommodation support
  • Access to high-quality education in Europe
  • Opportunity to study without IELTS

Requirements

  • Academic transcripts
  • Valid passport
  • Motivation letter
  • Recommendation letters (if required)
  • Proof of English proficiency (WAEC or previous degree in English may be accepted)

How To Apply

When applications reopen, interested candidates should follow these steps: Visit the official Finland study portal Choose a preferred university and program Confirm if IELTS is waived for your country Prepare all required documents Submit your application through the official portal

Note

Most Finland scholarships open between December and January each year. Some universities accept alternative proof of English proficiency such as: WAEC English result Previous education in English Applicants are advised to prepare early and monitor official updates for the next application cycle (2027).