"If you want to make a change in your life, experience a new academic life and love pure nature, a Nordic country like Finland could be a right choice." Behnam says.

The year before I enrolled as an international degree, I was an exchange student taking courses from the signal processing curriculum. Because I like the student culture at TUT and the wide variety of selectable courses, I decided to apply for the degree programme in IT.

Jakub's best memory of studying in the programme is associated with group work, since that way one learns a lot by working in a team and it's also loads of fun. The faculty encourages active student participation and contribution in class.

The level of education in the university is really high, and this university is one of the best universities in Finland. The education in Finland, in general, is free and the living in Tampere City is not costly.

Saumyarp from India is pleased with his choice to study at TUT. His studies in the programme are going very smoothly. In his opinion the lecturers are highly qualified and the guest lecturers provide practical perspectives to the studies.

"Finland is certainly capable of keeping you spellbound by its many fascinating facets. From the unpretentious beauty of its magnificent nature, oftentimes battered by unforgiving weather, to strangely enchanting white nights in the summer, Finnish rich culture equally embodies the resilience, genuineness and tenacity of its somewhat self-effacing and yet, creative and admirable people." Juan thinks

"I'm really satisfied with the equipment of both university and laboratories. You don't need to think about minor things and can concentrate on the studies. Everything is really high-tech, totally different from what I had in home university."

"Finnish people are very honest and have warm heart.
These points make me happy and easy to live here. I can trust other people and reveal my mind and of course I could put my stuff in everywhere. They are very good at following the rules."