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Master's Degree Programme in Environmental Health and Technology

University of Eastern Finland · Joensuu and Kuopio, Finland

Master English 2 year(s) September QS #604 · THE #401-500

Program Details

Duration 2 year(s)
QS ranking QS #604 · THE #401-500
Intakes September
Application Fee Confirm with the university
Living cost Migration authorities require at least EUR 800 per month in funds; UEF advises planning EUR 900-1000 per month for daily
Yearly Tuition Fee 10,000 EUR per year
Scholarship

English Proficiency Test Requirements

IELTS Academic Overall 6.5 IELTS Academic No Bands Less Than —
TOEFL iBT Overall Accepted    
PTE Academic Overall 68 PTE Academic No Bands Less Than —
Cambridge C1 Advanced Overall Accepted    
Cambridge C2 Proficiency Overall Accepted    
YKI English (Finnish language proficiency) Overall Accepted    

Standardized Test Requirements

  No Test Requirement    

Entry Requirements

Study level Postgraduate
Language of study English
Highest qualification Bachelor, Master, Doctoral
Eligibility Bachelor's in environmental or biological sciences, with expected coursework in physics or chemistry. No minimum GPA threshold listed. Tuition is 10000 EUR per academic year. Programme page: 10,000 EUR/academic year.
Documents required Applications 7-21 January 2027
start September 2027
Ranking by academic relevance, past performance, institution prestige and a mandatory two-minute motivation video
top ten receive offers
below three points in core academic components = rejection

Remarks

Visa refusal policy Non-EU applicants must show roughly EUR 800 per month in funds for the Finnish residence permit

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.