Study at the University of Helsinki
Helsinki, Finland
| Programme details | |
|---|---|
| Degree: | Bachelor of Science (BSc) |
| Disciplines: |
Natural Sciences
Mathematics Physics Chemistry Computer Science |
| Duration: | 3 years |
| ECTS points: | 180 |
| Delivery modes: | on-campus |
| University website: | Science |
| Annual tuition (EEA) | tuition-free |
| Annual tuition (non-EEA) | ca. 117,900 HKD University currency: 13,000 EUR This applies to citizens of Hong Kong |
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Study science in English at a top-ranked university.
The programme is open for applications for anybody with a high school diploma including advanced math and physics or chemistry studies. The Bachelor's Programme in Science is taught fully in English. During the first half year, all students receive a foundation in university-level math and basic programming skills. After this, they can choose a specialization study track, with second- and third-year university-level courses offered in math and statistics, computer/data science, physics and chemistry. It is possible to either deepen the studies in one of these study tracks or to combine studies of two or three tracks to get a truly multidisciplinary education.
The Bachelor's Programme in Science offers an interdisciplinary education that will enable you to work on the cutting edge of exciting basic research and application development in
Kumpula campus, one of the four campuses at the University of Helsinki, is the largest centre in the Nordic countries for research in exact natural sciences. It is a dynamic study environment with a good sense of community. We put efforts into using a wide variety of teaching methods and developing these continuously. As a student, you get easily involved in research groups and active student organisations.
Our understanding of the universe and all modern technology is based on advances made in scientific research over approximately the last 100 years. The operation of computers and mobile phones relies fully on quantum mechanical principles, and the nature of matter in the universe has been unveiled by studies in particle physics, astronomy and cosmology.
New exciting discoveries are constantly made and will affect our future. For instance, studies on quantum information combined with the development of new materials are just about to open up the doors for quantum computing, and the analysis by artificial intelligence of big data will lead to new ways to cure disease.
The programme offers flexibility, allowing you to focus on one field of science or combine studies across two or three different fields for a truly multidisciplinary education.
The Bachelor's Programme in Science is conducted entirely in English. If you know Finnish or Swedish, you can also participate in courses offered in those languages within the faculty. However, a minimum of 75% of the credits, including the Bachelor's thesis, must be completed in English.
Student life and especially the student organisation culture is exceptionally rich and diverse in Finland. Also at the University of Helsinki, the student community is very active.
More than 250 student organisations operate within the Student Union of the University of Helsinki (HYY). The student organisations range from faculty and subject organisations to political and societal organisations, and from choirs and orchestras to sports and game clubs. Their activities include anniversary celebrations, academic dinner parties, cultural events, get-togethers and excursions.
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