The Doctoral Programme in Nursing Science (DPNurs) at the University of Turku aims to educate researchers for national and international needs within the field of nursing science. Graduates are prepared for roles in research, social and health services, education, and industry. The program is part of the Faculty of Medicine and is recognized for its strong research and educational contributions both in Finland and internationally. Doctoral researchers engage with a broad national and international nursing and health science community, benefiting from the program's integrated approach.
Admission to the doctoral programme is through the University of Turku Graduate School (UTUGS).
Tuition fees apply to non-EU/EEA citizens for Bachelor's and Master's programmes, but not for doctoral programmes.
No, there are no tuition fees for doctoral programmes at the University of Turku, regardless of citizenship.
The doctoral studies typically span 3-4 years.
The main application periods are usually in August-September and March. Specific dates are announced on the doctoral programme websites 1-2 months prior to the period.
A relevant Master's degree is required for admission to the doctoral programme.
Graduates are educated for roles in research, social and health services, education, and industry.
The provided scholarship information is for Master's level studies and does not apply to doctoral programmes.