Oulu Polytechnic

What you’ll study

The curriculum is structured around 240 credits spread over four academic years, delivered primarily during daytime sessions with the option for some online courses.

Entry requirements

Applicants must hold a Finnish high‑school diploma or equivalent, such as the International Baccalaureate, European Baccalaureate, Reifeprüfung, or a German International Abitur. Alternatively, a Finnish vocational foundation degree of 120 or 180 credits, or an international degree that grants university‑entry eligibility, is acceptable. English language proficiency is required, demonstrated either through prior studies, a separate language test, or by passing the International UAS Exam. SAT scores may also be considered if the new SAT format was taken after March 2016. All documents must be submitted by the specified deadlines (application period 7–21 January 2026, finalised documents by 12 May 2026).

Career prospects

The degree prepares graduates for roles in the energy and environmental sectors, enabling them to contribute to sustainable energy solutions and environmental protection initiatives.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Students can explore scholarships and funding opportunities offered by the university and external agencies to support their studies.