unluckly
unluckly
i apply to study dgree programe in nursing at HELSINKI METROPOLIA university of apply science, unfourtunately for me, the application procedure is, you must have basic knowledge of finshed. pls what i can do, to change my course to media enginneering, thank's
Re: unluckly
If you have no basic knowledge of Finnish, you should apply for a study in English.
(in this late state almost all are probably full)
Applying for a study in Finnish, without the knowledge of the language is useless.
Even if you get in, you cannot pass the tests and you study will be terminated due to lack of study points.
(in this late state almost all are probably full)
Applying for a study in Finnish, without the knowledge of the language is useless.
Even if you get in, you cannot pass the tests and you study will be terminated due to lack of study points.
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unluckly
Unfortunatly i can't help you but im really curious HOW it could happen??
You didn't check where you apply, what they demand? It seems you have to try in next year again..

Re: unluckly
In the Metropolia Bachelor's Nursing programme, the tuition language is English:rakaz4u wrote:i apply to study dgree programe in nursing at HELSINKI METROPOLIA university of apply science, unfourtunately for me, the application procedure is, you must have basic knowledge of finshed. pls what i can do, to change my course to media enginneering, thank's
http://www.metropolia.fi/en/studies/hea ... n_english/
You do not need Finnish skills to apply for that programme. *** <---- edit: b*llocks... see below***
Applications: http://www.admissions.fi (the admission period has been long over however for the next intake)
Naturally they do also offer the Finnish-language programme in nursing; regarding that programme, or any other programme taught in Finnish - you simply can't be admitted unless you know Finnish pretty well.
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Re: unluckly
In the Metropolia Bachelor's Nursing programme, the tuition language is English but they say that you must have basic knowledge of Finnish to apply and i do not know why,So maybe next year you try another polytechnic
Re: unluckly
Cor, you're rightMurathimi wrote:In the Metropolia Bachelor's Nursing programme, the tuition language is English but they say that you must have basic knowledge of Finnish to apply and i do not know why

http://www.metropolia.fi/en/studies/hea ... n_english/
thst's where I checked originally - however the level 2 Finnish language requirement IS mentioned in the Applicants Guide pdf
http://lomakkeet.metropolia.fi/hakutoim ... i.indd.pdf and on the programme description on the http://www.admissions.fi site.
Why the language requirement - not sure, but I'd guess that they're targeting this particular programme for immigrants who've been in Finland for a while already. And on the other hand, it also makes sense if the students wish to stay & work in Finland after their graduation.
AFAIK not all English-language nursing programmes in Finland have this Finnish requirement - see the www.admissions.fi site
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Re: unluckly
I studied Nursing in Stadia (now Metropolia). The finnish test is not hard, it's level 2 I was told. Some students in my group or in other group had no Finnish whatsoever and still manage to get in.
But I've heard they had about 150 applicants for the tests when there is about 20 places so I guess they'll take the ones with Finnish knowledge first. It makes it easier to find clinical trainings as there are not so many wards providing tuition in English (I know that from experience!).
Turku AMK has the nursing programme in English and they have no requirement for Finnish. I did my first year there before moving to Helsinki and Stadia.
But I've heard they had about 150 applicants for the tests when there is about 20 places so I guess they'll take the ones with Finnish knowledge first. It makes it easier to find clinical trainings as there are not so many wards providing tuition in English (I know that from experience!).
Turku AMK has the nursing programme in English and they have no requirement for Finnish. I did my first year there before moving to Helsinki and Stadia.
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Re: unluckly
So how do you do your practical and interact with patients?Murathimi wrote: but they say that you must have basic knowledge of Finnish to apply
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Re: unluckly
the entrance examination was just last Friday!u can make an application for this summer! they do have double degree english and finnish!rakaz4u wrote:i apply to study dgree programe in nursing at HELSINKI METROPOLIA university of apply science, unfourtunately for me, the application procedure is, you must have basic knowledge of finshed. pls what i can do, to change my course to media enginneering, thank's