Little query regarding Bachelor Degrees taught in english

[CERB]

Hi to all, Mexican guy with some doubts here:

Next year I enter to university, I had already decided what University I was going to enter to (in Mexico); I was expecting later on applying for an exchange student program to come over to Finland.
However, I have just seen the possibility of applying at a finnish university as an undergraduate student for a Bachelor's Degree taught in english, thanks to a thread I just saw here.
Then again, based from several finnish universities websites, I have just seen that the only degrees taught in english are actually for the Master or upper level ones. The only Bachelor Degrees taught in english I found were in fact:
-International Business
-Information Technology
-Tourism and derivative

I want to study a Degree in International Studies/Relations and I don't see any for me to apply here in Finland.

Any help would be really appreciated

[donald]

Hi to all, Mexican guy with some doubts here:

Next year I enter to university, I had already decided what University I was going to enter to (in Mexico); I was expecting later on applying for an exchange student program to come over to Finland.
However, I have just seen the possibility of applying at a finnish university as an undergraduate student for a Bachelor's Degree taught in english, thanks to a thread I just saw here.
Then again, based from several finnish universities websites, I have just seen that the only degrees taught in english are actually for the Master or upper level ones. The only Bachelor Degrees taught in english I found were in fact:
-International Business
-Information Technology
-Tourism and derivative

I want to study a Degree in International Studies/Relations and I don't see any for me to apply here in Finland.

Any help would be really appreciated

There are more degree programmes taught in English than what you listed, but I can't recall of having heard you could study international relations or anything like that in English in Finland.

[Pursuivant]

Not in the polytechnics, university maybe on masters courses. My suggestion would to get a bachelors degree in Mexico and then if you're still interested apply for some Masters course at the uni. Political Science is quite common faculty.