دکتری رسانه، ارتباطات و هنرهای نمایشی

There are no tuition fees for doctoral programmes. Thus, the university does not have a scholarship system for international doctoral students. The faculty may have some salaried positions for doctoral students available alongside with the application round for the doctoral study right. These positions must be applied for separately and are announced on the Open positions at Tampere University webpage. Doctoral students are not eligible to the same student benefits as Bachelor and Master students. Thus, living expenses, including lunches and travelling, are higher. After the right to study has been granted, the Finnish Immigration Service expects all new students from non-EU/EEA countries to apply for a residence permit. At that stage, the students must be able to show to the Finnish Immigration Service that they have the sufficient financial resources to support themselves during the studies. Also a health insurance is needed. Please see information on Residence permits to Finland on Finnish Immigration Service webpages.