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We accept IELTS Academic (including IELTS Academic for UKVI), IELTS Online, and IELTS Indicator. You must have achieved the minimum overall score of 6.5. IELTS General Training test does not suffice.

After you have taken the test, it usually takes at least 13 days for the test results to be published. Therefore, please book your test well in advance.

You must upload a scanned copy of your IELTS Test Report Form to your application form. The quality of the scan needs to be high and each character on the report needs to be readable. We will verify all results from an online verification service.

You must have achieved the minimum MyBest score of 92.

When registering to take the TOEFL test, you can fill in the Ģ��ֱ��’s Institution Code 9818 in the Score Report Recipient field. This is optional. If you have not used our institution code before taking the test, there is no need to do so afterwards.

You must upload a scanned copy of your TOEFL score slip to your application form. The quality of the scan needs to be high and each character on the report needs to be readable.

We accept PTE Academic and PTE Academic Online test results (including PTE Academic UKVI). You must have achieved the minimum overall score of 62.

The results are typically available within five working days from the test session. Once you receive your test score, please send it to the Ģ��ֱ�� from your PTE account:

1. Sign in to .
2. Go to “My Activity”.
3. Click “Send Scores” next to the relevant test.
4. Type “Ģ��ֱ��” in the field marked ‘Institution / Organization / Department / School’ and click ‘Search’.
5. Tick the box next to the institution’s name when it appears in the list.
6. Review your details then scroll down the page and click ‘Next’ and then ‘Next’ again to confirm. It takes up to 48 hours before we can view your score.

You must also upload a copy of your Score Report to your application form. You can download your Score Report from your PTE account.

You must have achieved one of the following results:

• Cambridge C2 Proficiency (CPE): A, B, C, or C1
  Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE): A, B, or C

You must upload a scanned copy of your test certificate to your application form on Studyinfo.fi. Additionally, you must enter your Statement of Results number. If you do not have it, please contact Cambridge Assessment English. The Statement of Results number is required for us to be able to verify your test certificate.

You must have achieved grade 5 or higher in all the components (speaking, writing, listening comprehension, and reading comprehension). The YKI test must be taken at the advanced level to get a grade of 5 or above. You may combine results from different test dates.

After you have taken the test, it takes about two months to receive your certificate by mail. Please take the test well in advance.

You must attach a copy of your test result to your application form. Your result will be verified from the test organiser.

If you wish to prove your English skills with a higher education degree, please notice that the degree must be completed in English in one of the given countries:

Country in which the degree is completed

A higher education degree completed in English in an EU/EEA country or one of the following: Australia, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Botswana, Cameroon, Canada, Dominica, Eritrea, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Grenada, Guyana, Hong Kong, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Namibia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Sierra Leone, Singapore, South Africa, Switzerland, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, United Kingdom, United States, Zambia, Zimbabwe.

If you have completed your degree in English in some other country, it cannot serve as proof of your language proficiency, even if English is a commonly used language in that country.

If the awarding institution is located in one of the above-mentioned countries, but you completed the degree on an off-shore campus in some other country, the degree cannot serve as proof of your language skills. If you completed your studies at the awarding institution and on an off-shore campus, at least 50% of the credits included in the degree must have been completed in the awarding institution. Your educational documents must state where you have completed your credits or study units. Otherwise, a separate document stating this information is required. The document must be issued by the awarding institution in English. The 50% rule applies only if your degree has been conferred to you by the time of application.

Language of tuition

Your educational documents must state English as the language of tuition or instruction of your degree. If the language of tuition has not been specified, English is considered to be the language of tuition if at least 50% of the studies included in a finished degree were completed in English and this is verifiable from your educational documents. The 50% rule applies only if your degree has been conferred to you by the time of application.

An additional document stating the language of instruction of the degree is required in the following cases:

• You have completed your degree by the time of application, its language of tuition is not mentioned in your educational documents, and the documents do not prove that at least 50% of studies included in the degree were completed in English.
• Your degree is unfinished at the time of application, and its language of tuition is not mentioned in your transcript of records/mark sheet.

The additional document stating English as the language of tuition of your degree needs to be issued by the degree-awarding institution in English.

When applying, you must upload scanned copies of the relevant educational documents to your application form. If you are conditionally admitted, copies of these documents must be submitted to JYU in a way that meets our requirements.

You can prove your English skills with a higher education degree completed or being completed at a Finnish university if the major/specialisation of the degree is the English language.

Your degree certificate, transcript of records, or some other document issued by the awarding institution must state the major/specialisation of your degree. You need to upload a copy of the document to your application form on Studyinfo.fi.

You can prove your language skills with a higher education degree completed or being completed in Finnish or Swedish in a higher education institution in Finland if the degree includes command of English as a foreign language as stipulated by one of the following decrees:

• Valtioneuvoston asetus yliopistojen tutkinnoista (794/2004), i.e., Government Decree on University Degrees (794/2004)
• Valtioneuvoston asetus ammattikorkeakouluista (1129/2014), i.e., Government Decree on Universities of Applied Sciences (1129/2014)

The Government Decree must be mentioned in your degree certificate, transcript of records, or some other document issued by the awarding institution. For example: ”Tutkinnon suorittanut on osoittanut yliopistojen tutkinnoista annetun asetuksen (794/2004) mukaisen vieraan kielen taidon englannin kielessä.”  You must upload a copy of the document to your application form on Studyinfo.fi. Degrees completed during previous government decrees will not be accepted.

If your degree is still incomplete at the time of application (i.e., you graduate after 8 January 2025), the degree must be the same you use to demonstrate your eligibility for the programme. We recommend contacting the awarding institution beforehand to check whether your degree will meet the government decree's requirements. During the application phase, you are not required prove that your degree will fulfill these requirements upon completion. If you are conditionally admitted, you must submit copies of your final educational documents and these documents must mention the relevant government decree. If it is not mentioned in your degree certificate or final transcript of records, an additional document issued by the awarding degree mentioning the decree is required.