Who can apply?

The courses offered through FITech are available for all Finns and people permanently living in Finland. You need a Finnish personal identity code and Finnish e-identification (e.g. online banking access codes) to apply.

Please remember to check the course-specific prerequisite criteria before applying. Prerequisites can be acquired, for example, through previous studies, work experience or personal interest. If you meet the prerequisites, you can apply to the course.

Adult learners

Some courses are only open for adult learners. You are an adult learner if you are not currently studying for a degree in a Finnish university or university of applied sciences. If you are, for example, working, unemployed, high school/vocational school student, doctoral student in a university, or outside the workforce, apply as an adult learner.

Degree students

Degree students from FITech universities and other higher education institutions that have joined FITech’s new teaching cooperation agreement can study FITech courses. Read more or see a list of higher education institutions whose degree students can apply for FITech’s spring 2026 courses below.

FITech universities include Aalto University, LUT University, Tampere University, University of Eastern Finland, University of Jyväskylä, University of Oulu, University of Turku, University of Vaasa, and Åbo Akademi University. If the FITech course is organised by your home university, enroll for the courses in the university’s own system.

Additionally, degree students from these higher education institutions can apply for FITech’s spring courses:

  • Arcada University of Applied Sciences
  • Centria University of Applied Sciences
  • Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences
  • Häme University of Applied Sciences
  • Jyväskylä University of Applied Sciences
  • Kajaani University of Applied Sciences
  • Karelia University of Applied Sciences
  • LAB University of Applied Sciences
  • Lapland University of Applied Sciences
  • Laurea University of Applied Sciences
  • Novia University of Applied Sciences
  • Oulu University of Applied Sciences
  • Satakunta University of Applied Sciences
  • Savonia University of Applied Sciences
  • Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences
  • South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences
  • Hanken School of Economics
  • Turku University of Applied Sciences
  • University of Helsinki
  • University of Lapland
  • University of the Arts Helsinki
  • Vaasa University of Applied Sciences
  • Åland University of Applied Sciences

You are a degree student if you are studying for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in a Finnish university or university of applied sciences. You are also counted as a degree student if you have enrolled as absent. If you are studying at the open university, you are not a degree student.

Most FITech courses are open for both adult learners and degree students, but some courses are only available for adult learners.

Want to develop your expertise or to acquire basic skills on a completely new field? Even as an adult, it is beneficial to continue educating yourself. Study selected courses from all Finnish universities of technology and upgrade your knowledge.

FITech offers individual university courses

A course that can be studied on its own. You can take one or several individual courses according to your interests. If you need help, please contact the FITech team or the FITech coordinators of each university. You can find the contact information on the Contact page.
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Can’t find the course you are interested in at your university? Study selected courses from all Finnish universities of technology and build the degree of your dreams.

FITech offers individual university courses

A course that can be studied on its own. You can take one or several individual courses according to your interests. Negotiate in your own university how to include the courses in your degree. Remember to check that the course is suitable for degree students before applying.
Find courses for degree students