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For many Indian students and their parents, higher education at a high-quality institution abroad is seen as a useful investment for life. The Nordic (and Baltic) region, in this context, is increasingly emerging as a viable option for Indian students due to the high quality of education and research, the high standard of living, the safety quotient and also for presenting a wide range of opportunities for personal and professional development. There is an increasing demand to know more about Nordic (and Baltic) higher education institutions, the opportunities they provide and how to apply for the programmes. In this context NCI had organised a virtual Higher Education Fair from the 17th to the 19th of November 2021 wherein a series of discipline-specific webinars were made available to an Indian student audience.

The aim of this Fair was to offer a glimpse of the Nordic (and Baltic) higher education system to a curated audience of Indian students so that accurate information about the university and programme alongside an opportunity to interact directly with Nordic universities can be availed by a student.

Speakers at this fair included representatives from the University of Eastern Finland, University of Jyvaskyla, University of Helsinki, Tampere University, Linkoping University, Umea University, Aarhus University, Oslo Metropolitan University, Norwegian School of Economics, and the Councillor (Innovation, Research and Higher Education) at the Royal Danish Embassy in New Delhi.

Day-wise links to the videos of the fair are given below.

Day 1 - 17th November 2021

  • Anna Jetsu & Miisa Ruotsalainen presented study opportunities at the University of Eastern, Finland. Courses include Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science at Nordic universities

 

  •  Kyrre Begnum at the Faculty of Technology, Art and Design at the Department of Computer Science, presented study opportunities at the Oslo Metropolitan University. Courses include Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science at Nordic universities.

 

  • Lennart Johansson from the Faculty of Science and Technology, Umeå University presents Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science.

 

  • Fantastic study opportunities at Vilnius University presented by Toma Limontaitė, International Admissions Coordinator, Vilnius University. Courses include Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science.

 

  • Information about Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science, presented by Sarah Graham (Communication and Recruitment) & Anitha Guru (Student Assistant) Aarhus University.

 

  • Fantastic study opportunities presented by Joanna Kumpula, Senior Specialist, International Student Recruitment, strategy, Tampere University. Courses include Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science.

 

  • Niina Ormshaw, International Coordinator, Faculty of Information Technology & Riikka Vanhanen, Coordinator for International Student Recruitment, presented fantastic study opportunities at the University of Jyväskylä including Masters Programmes in Engineering (Civil and Architectural, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Engineering, and Chemical/Biotech) and Computer Science.

 

Day 2 – 18th November 2021

  • Gisela Taube Lyxzén, Program Advisor, Umeå School of Business, Economics and Statistics talked about study opportunities at Umea University, Sweden, detailing Masters Programmes in Business Studies, Economics, Finance, and Banking.

 

  • Jurgita Vizgirdaitė, Head of Study Division – Deputy Director, Vilnius University Business School presented fantastic study opportunities at Vilnius University. Courses include Masters Programmes in Business Studies, Economics, Finance, and Banking.

 

  • Martha Sandtorv, Senior Executive Officer Section for Communication and Marketing presented fantastic opportunities at NHH Norwegian School of Economics detailing various Masters Programmes in Business Studies, Economics, Finance, and Banking.

 

  • Nina Jørgensen, International Marketing and Recruitment Officer presented about fantastic study opportunities at Aarhus University. Courses include Masters Programmes in Business Studies, Economics, Finance, and Banking.

 

  • Anna Jetsu, International Academic Affairs & Miisa Ruotsalaine, Coordinator presented study opportunities at the University of Eastern Finland detailing Masters Programmes in Business Studies, Economics, Finance, and Banking.

 

  • Niina Ormshaw, International Coordinator, Faculty of Information Technology & Riikka Vanhanen, Coordinator for International Student Recruitment, presented fantastic study opportunities at the University of Jyväskylä. Courses include Masters Programmes in Business Studies, Economics, Finance, and Banking.

 

Day 3 – 19th November 2021

  • Doctoral programmes at University of Helsinki, Finland, presented by Erkki Raulo, Head of Services for Doctoral Education at University of Helsinki.

 

  • Lennart Johannson, International Coordinator, Faculty of Science and Technology, spoke about Doctoral education in Sweden through the lens of Umeå University.

 

  • Jakob Williams Ørberg, Councilor (Innovation, Research, and Higher Education- Innovation Centre Denmark, New Delhi Office) at Royal Danish Embassy in New Delhi, spoke about Doctoral studies in Denmark providing information about resources available to potential Indian applicants.