I’m a Finnish American who has duel citizenship. I’m mostly fluent in Finnish and visit often. If I study in Finland say aircraft engineering what would I have to pay (minus cost of living

by Luffewaffle

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  1. Well you are a citizen and university education is free here

  3. Since you have citizenship you will be paid to study, it is not sufficient for total daily expences without student loan but most of it.

    Only way for you to enter is likely to go through some kind of entrance exam that you have to pass.

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  6. I’m not sure if this is relevant or even possible, but if you are 18-28 years old and have citizenship I think you could try to apply for Finnish military service as a fighter/helicopter mechanic. Dunno does it give any qualifications, but anyway could be one solution to get in the industry. [Link to something about it in Finnish.](https://intti.fi/en/fighter-and-helicopter-mechanics)

  7. Maybe do some research? That might be an indication, to yourself, of how serious you are.

  8. There isn’t exactly aircraft engineering studies available at university level in Finland.

    But, if you go to university, mandatory fees are membership fee of student union and healthcare fee.

    Aalto university student union membership is 65€/year (it varies by university/student union) and the healthcare fee is 35€/year (same everywhere).

    https://www.ayy.fi/en/membership-and-student-card/membership-fee

    https://www.kela.fi/korkeakouluopiskelijan-terveydenhoitomaksu

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