Åbo Akademi University

Institution Overview

Åbo Akademi University is a Swedish-speaking multidisciplinary research university in Finland. Contributing to society through general education and the creation of new scientific knowledge, Åbo Akademi, located in the cities of Turku and Vaasa, is renowned for its internationally recognized research and education.

The university’s activities span a wide range of fields, including the humanities, educational sciences, theology, social sciences, natural sciences, and technology.

It is a unique institution that offers a variety of cultural activities, such as a student choir, symphony orchestra, and a student orchestra specifically for technology students.

Tuition & Duration

#10 in Finland of THE World University Rankings

#17 in Finland of QS World University Rankings

#8 in Finland of Scimago Institutions Rankings

General Scholarship
All students at the bachelor’s or master’s level are eligible to apply.

Faculty Scholarship
Open to students enrolled in specific subjects or programs designated by the scholarship scheme.

Special Scholarship
Scholarships with special conditions, such as students with proven foundational expertise or those in special life situations.

These scholarships are available, and more detailed information can be found at the following website:
Åbo Akademi University Scholarships for Students | Åbo Akademi University (abo.fi)

Completion of secondary education (12 years or equivalent)

Bachelor’s

IELTS:6.5 +|TOEFL:79+| PTE: 58+

Master’s

IELTS:7.0 +|TOEFL: 94+| PTE: 64+

Application Deadline: July 11, 2025
Processing Time: On average, you can expect a response within 4 to 12 weeks, depending on application volume.

Programs

Advanced Practice Nursing

Biomedical Imaging

Governance of Digitalization

Information Technology

International Law and Human Rights

Peace, Mediation and Conflict Research

Social Exclusion

Sustainable Chemical and Process Engineering

Teaching and Learning

Engineering of Data-intensive Intelligent Software Systems