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by **safasnlk** » Fri May 25, 2012 2:28 pm

Hi guys. I need some help about my situation

firstly, I m from Turkey and I have graduated from university.. right now im looking for master's degree in Europe. I've graduated from forest industry engineering and I found out there is a department of forest products technology at Aalto University. Actually it had been converted to bioproduct technology after 2011. Anyway, I just wanna learn something about this issue.. Education system in Turkey is very different than Finland. So maybe there is a some people who is studiyng in bioproduct technology and who can give some advice to me

in a nutshell. i need a guide guys..besides university's webpage

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by **Rip** » Fri May 25, 2012 2:34 pm

More likely you get answers if you can make more specific questions.

by **safasnlk** » Fri May 25, 2012 3:40 pm

ok then. I wonder can I enroll that master's programme? I m ready to provide my english proficiency with my IELTS certificate and one more question. Do you have any suggestion about university? i was looking for Aalto University but maybe there are another university for master's programme as better than Aalto..

By the way i asked can I enroll that programme because i've graduated forest industry engineering and this programme is bioproduct technology. so I dont know it gonna be trouble maybe whilst enrolling proccess

by **Rosamunda** » Fri May 25, 2012 6:44 pm

There is also a Masters programme at CBU (Joensuu):
http://cbu.fi/en/ohjelmat/forestry-and- ... ngineering

http://cbu.fi/en/partneriyliopistot

by **safasnlk** » Fri May 25, 2012 9:03 pm

thank you @Rosamunda its really beneficial

but i wanna ask something to you if you know. Maybe this question is weird for you but not for me

This programme is forestry and environmental engineering but im forest industry engineer. In Turkey, if I wanna apply such as this program I will denied

Because they gonna say to me this is environment engineering program but you graduated different program.. I know its suck! thats why i m looking for master's degree in Europe. So Is there any such as this strict rule?

by **goldfire** » Fri May 25, 2012 11:36 pm

Your best bet and the easiest thing to do is contact the department or admissions office directly and discuss your study options.
They seem to be quite helpful.

Good Luck!