University of Lapland
Yliopistonkatu 8
Rovaniemi – 96300, Finland
Tel: +358 16 341 341
Website: https://www.ulapland.fi/EN

University Of Lapland – International University Of Sciences And Arts The University of Lapland is the northernmost science and arts university in the European Union. The University of the Arctic trains science and arts in a modern campus area just off the Arctic Circle. All faculties are located on the same campus. Sustainable development and environmental responsibility are important to the University of Lapland: the university is part of the WWF Green Office network. The communal, bright atmosphere will tempt you in too.

Areas of Studies:
Faculty of Art and Design
– Master’s Degree Programme in Arctic Art and Design
– Erasmus Mundus Joint Degree Service Design Strategies
and Innovations

Faculty of Social Sciences
– Master’s Degree Programme in Tourism, Culture and
International Management
– Master’s Degree Programme in Northern Tourism

About: The University has around 4400 students and 600 members of staff. Small size creates a sense of community, cozy atmosphere and co-operation across disciplinary boundaries. In the ISB 2017 survey 95,4 % of our international students were satisfied with class size, ranking us no. 1 globally.

City of Rovaniemi, where University of Lapland is located, is at the Arctic Circle. Due to the location, you can experience the midnight sun in the summer as well as the polar night during winter.

Rector: Antti Syväjärvi

Facilities for Students: In the main building you will find all faculties, diverse teaching and learning facilities, college library, most of administrative services, eight galleries and three restaurants, art galleries or play the piano. In addition, there are various facilities for group work and self-study. Our students have access to these facilities with access keys 24/7. In the design and art fields students can take advantage of our diverse Arctic design laboratories in their studies. We have numerous specialized teaching facilities like studios and laboratories in various fields, editing and recording rooms, ateliers, work halls, workstations, darkroom, IT classes and music classes.

Fees: 8000 Euro per academic year. The fees are applicable to new master’s degree students from outside the EU or EEA countries.

Accommodation:
Organized by Domus Arctica Foundation.