ALL ABOUT NURSING IN FINLAND

Posted date: 20 Oct 2021

Moving from one nation to another to study requires a lot of guts and it's a major deal. Have you ever considered going to Finland to study nursing? Many schools in Finland provide English-language instruction in a variety of subjects, including nursing. If you study nursing in Finland, you will receive a Bachelor of Health Care degree. It normally takes 3 to 5 years to study and become a registered nurse (210 credits.) Registered nurses are required for positions such as midwife, paramedic, and public health nurse. It takes four years to become a paramedic or a public health nurse (240 credits).

Foreigners are welcome to join English-speaking organisations. A polytechnic joint application is held every spring, and you can apply for it. The university's website has more information on application deadlines. The need for a residence permit varies depending on which country you are a national of when you come to Finland to study. If you want to come to Finland to study, learn about the various universities and the application procedure. The first step has been taken. The second step is to consider how to fund studies. Then, of course, submit an application and hope to be accepted into the university! If you have been accepted to university, you should begin your hunt for a residence. When students learn that they have a university flat, it sells out quickly. As a result, it's a good idea to start observing them as soon as possible.

Nursing education will lead to excellent work chances both in Finland and internationally. To practice as a nurse in Finland, you must have a license, which you will obtain if you study in Finland. If you studied nursing in another nation, you must apply for a license through the National Supervisory Authority for Welfare and Health (Valvira).

However, there is a nursing shortage in Finland, and there is a great need for nurses. There are several job prospects for nurses because they can work in a variety of settings. You could work in a hospital ward, an outpatient clinic, or a surgery, for example. Home health care, nurse reception, various rehabilitation facilities, care homes, and medical institutions are all places where you could work. So it appears that you have a plethora of work opportunities!

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