International Business – Sustainable Global Business, Master of Science (Economics and Business Administration) (2 years)
Program Overview
International Business – Sustainable Global Business, Master of Science (Economics and Business Administration) (2 years) is a published programme implementation in the official Studyinfo registry for University of Vaasa. The registry lists the qualification as Master of Science (Economics and Business Administration), Business Economics. This informational listing does not establish current recruitment, eligibility or an open application window. Confirm current course availability, delivery locations, requirements and fees with the provider and the linked official registry. Applications through Univs remain closed.
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No scholarships are currently available for this program.
Required Documents
University Accreditation & Recognition
In addition to Finnish statutory recognition and FINEEC quality assurance, the university reports AACSB accreditation for business studies and EQUIS accreditation covering all four schools, plus selected EFMD programme labels.
Non-EU/EEA students usually need a residence permit for studies lasting more than 90 days. Higher-education degree students can receive a continuous A permit under the current rules.
Proof of financial means: At least €800 per month; for one year, €9,600 must normally be available when the first permit application is submitted. Unpaid tuition requires separate funds.
Valid passport: Present the passport during identity verification and attach the required copy.
Passport photo: A compliant passport photo or photo retrieval code; the photo must meet the current age and format rules.
Admission certificate: Certificate of acceptance or attendance from the Finnish educational institution.
Proof of funds: Normally a six-month bank statement and evidence of at least €800 per month for living costs.
Insurance certificate: Private insurance covering medical and pharmaceutical expenses unless an accepted exemption applies.
Tuition or scholarship evidence: Documentation showing paid tuition or a scholarship; unpaid tuition funds may need to be shown separately.
Translations and legalisation: Arrange certified translation or legalisation when Migri or the institution requires it.
Minor applicant documents: Applicants under 18 may need a birth certificate and parent or guardian consent.
Usually about 1 month; some cases take up to 3 months
First permit: €600 electronic or €750 paper. For a minor: €400 electronic or €430 paper.
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