Next spring exchange students coming to Finland will receive free pre-paid mobile phone subscriptions. Erasmus Student Network Finland and the telecommunications company DNA have agreed on a deal to provide a total of 2 500 incoming exchange students with a pre-paid subscription worth 7,90 euros each. DNA buys the students the first round of calls and text messages after which the ...

Exchange student trips keep on gaining popularity. For some, the opportunity to travel is a deciding factor in coming to Finland. Choosing where to do your exchange might not come down to a good city and the best university. For many foreign students it's not all about Finland, but rather what's right next to it. ”Before they come to Finland many students ...

Finland is increasingly popular among exchange students. Most come from Europe, where also the Finns are usually heading. Finland has become an increasingly popular country to do an exchange in. According to the statistics of the Centre for International Mobility the number of incoming exchange students has doubled since the beginning of the 21st century. Since year 2007 there have been ...

The Erasmus Student Network ESN is hoping to pair up Finnish and international student again. Those interested can fill out an online application in the ESN website (esn.jyy.fi/buddy-programme-application-online) and show up in the the Buddy-programme kick-off on Monday, 5th of October at 8 o'clock in the Blomstedt hall near the university library. The aim of the Buddy-programme is to make it ...