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Aalto University Offers Fully Funded Master’s Scholarships for 2026

Last updated: December 4, 2025 8:38 pm
Alisha Akhtar
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Aalto University in Finland has announced fully funded tuition scholarships for international students applying to its 2-year Master’s programs for the Autumn 2026 intake. The Aalto University Finland Scholarship 2026 targets talented non-EU/EEA students who are required to pay tuition fees and links directly to the Master’s admissions process.

 

According to the university, the merit-based award provides a full tuition fee waiver for the entire duration of the Master’s program. Applicants are evaluated using program-specific criteria, making academic performance and application quality key factors. The scholarship, however, does not include a monthly stipend, so students must arrange living expenses in Finland independently.

 

Aalto University is recognized globally for its strengths in art and design, business and economics, and technology and engineering, making it an attractive destination for high-achieving students. Finland’s reputation for safety, political stability, high living standards, and repeated ranking as the world’s happiest country further enhances its appeal.

 

Eligible students must be non-EU/EEA citizens, meet English language requirements, and apply to a qualifying Master’s program. The application deadline for both admission and scholarship consideration is January 2, 2026, with classes beginning in Autumn 2026.

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