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Chemical Engineering

Aalto University · Espoo, Espoo, Finland

Bachelor English 3 year(s) August QS #114 · Webometrics #2 in Finland
Last updated on: 30 Sep 2026

Program Details

Duration 3 year(s)
Intakes August
Application Fee Free
Living cost EUR 10,000-13,000 a year for accommodation and food
Yearly Tuition Fee 12,000 EUR per year
Tuition Fee Remarks Scholarship up to Excellence Scholarship (full tuition waiver); 25% early-acce

English Proficiency Test Requirements

IELTS Overall 6.5 IELTS No Bands Less Than 6
TOEFL iBT Overall 92 TOEFL iBT No Bands Less Than —

Standardized Test Requirements

  No Test Requirement    

Entry Requirements

Minimum in last degree 60%
Study level Undergraduate
Language of study English
Highest qualification Bachelor, Master, Doctoral
Eligibility Completed Grade 12 with at least 60%
Documents required

Remarks

Visa refusal policy Residence permit for the study period; HOAS/AYY-managed housing in the Helsinki area, MOAS for the Mikkeli campus
About the university Aalto University’s campus is located in the Helsinki metropolitan area, close to both nature and the city buzz. The campus area offers an opportunity to live in a full-service campus setting: an environment for living, studying and leisure.The Aalto campus is located in Otaniemi, in the city of Espoo. Otaniemi is home to a lively community, and it could be even described as a small town in itself with excellent services from study hubs to restaurants and cafes, stores and sports facilities. The location is a perfect balance of vivid city life and nature: hop on a metro and travel to the heart of Helsinki in less than 15 minutes or head to the neighbouring nature reserve to catch some fresh air.

Requirements, fees and deadlines shown here are the ones our counsellors work from, but the university can change them at any intake. We confirm the live figures with the institution before an application is filed, so treat this page as the starting point rather than the final word.