Contact our international team, students and education agents
Questions about studies or applying?
Don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions about our international degree programmes and the application process. We are here to help!
You can ask us about, for example:
- applying and international entry requirements
- tuition fees and scholarships
- university life and life in Vaasa
- learning the Finnish language
- staying in Vaasa and Finland after studies
Use our contact form to get in touch
Questions about an application you've already made?
For inquiries about your application, please email Admission Services with your national learner ID (from your application form) and programme details. You can also call +358 29 449 8006 on Mondays and Thursdays from 12:00 to 14:00 (Finnish time).
A student's perspective What is it like to study at the University of Vaasa?
Our student ambassadors are here to share their experiences of their studies, the university itself and student life in Vaasa.
Education agents
The University of Vaasa works with a carefully selected group of education partners (agents) who help applicants. It's your choice whether to use their help.
Your admission depends only on your application. We evaluate all applicants based on the same criteria, whether you apply directly or through an agent. The application periods are also the same for all applicants. To apply, all applicants use the Studyinfo portal, and there's currently no application fee.
If you'd like agent support, you can find a list of our approved education agents below. They're paid by the university for helping applicants.
Code of Conduct for education agents by Finnish higher education institutions
Finnish higher education institutions have collectively developed an Agent Code of Conduct, an ethical guideline, aiming to establish minimum expected operating standards for education agents and other partners involved in international student recruitment. The purpose of the guidelines is to ensure responsible and professional conduct of education agents in all interactions with potential students, their parents, education providers, and other stakeholders. The Agent Code of Conduct has been approved by Unifi, the Rectors’ Conference of Finnish Universities.