Admitted students 2018

Published : 26.06.2018 / News

Arcada University of Applied Sciences publishes the names of the admitted students on the following adress:
https://www.arcada.fi/en/admissions/admitted-students

The results of admission for the Swedish speaking degree programmes at Arcada can be found here.
Please note that the list of admitted students is updated continuously until August and only contain names of applicants that have given their permission to publish their name on Arcada's website.

When you have been offered a study place at Arcada UAS and have decided to accept it, you have to confirm your acceptance of the study place as instructed in the e-mail with the results sent to you. It is also mandatory to register for the academic year.
Tuition fee paying students should please note that you cannot register for the academic year or receive a study certificate until you have payed the tuition fee.

Please also remember to submit copies of the required documents within deadline stated in the admissions letter.

The information package for new bachelor's degree students is found here.
Our master's degree students are contacted by your degree programme directors regarding your introduction.

We wish all admitted students welcome you to Arcada UAS this fall!

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