Aalto University Winter School
The application period for Winter School 2027 runs from 15 September to 15 November 2026.
Early Bird offer at Aalto University Winter School
Get 10% off tuition fees when you pay by 7 October, 2026.
Aalto University Winter School offers 10% of tuition fees for early applicants
How to get the discount
- Apply to a course at the Winter School.
- Upon acceptance, you will be sent a payment link with a 14-day payment deadline.
- To confirm your participation and secure the Early Bird price, pay the course tuition fees by Wednesday 7 October, 2026 (09:00 AM, UTC+3).
If you get accepted and your payment deadline is after 7 October, you can choose to pay early to get a discount or pay after the Early Bird deadline at the regular rate to confirm your participation.
Restrictions: the offer does not apply to social program fees. The Early Bird offer cannot be combined with the partner school discount or given to individuals on the European Union sanctions list.
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Happiness Science from Finland Winter School
This course is designed for anyone curious about the science behind well-being, happiness, and work-life balance. Discover practical ways to improve your own life while exploring the unique perspectives of Nordic and Finnish approaches to happiness.
Introduction to AI and Machine Learning Winter School
Explore the future of technology! In this two-week intensive course, participants will dive into the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) with a special focus on Large Language Models (LLMs).
Nordic Design Futures Winter School
Design thinking is a problem-solving methodology that helps organisations and individuals to identify challenges and create solutions in many industries. This course explores the Nordic aspect of design, emphasising sustainability and ecological thinking, as well as functionalism and critical design.