Latest news for teachers
Summer break in Exam-studios
All Exam-studios on Aalto campus are closed during 28.6-9.8.2021 due to maintenance and software installations.
Warmest thanks to all entrance examination organisers and supervisors
Thanks to exceptionally wide-ranging collaboration, we were able to hold entrance examinations on campus without compromising coronavirus precautions.
Unite! joint programmes and flexible study pathways developed at the Boot Camp
The event gathered together 140 teachers and staff from the seven universities to discuss the developments of Unite! teaching and learning activities including for instance joint programmes, flexible study pathways, and good pedagogical practices as well as creative virtual spaces for teaching and learning.
Sisu's effects on the use of MyCourses from the teacher's point of view
The change in system from Oodi to Sisu does not cause major changes from the MyCourses point of view. This article outlines the main changes, practicalities and schedules involved. This information will also be updated in the MyCourses help wiki.
Updated presentation slides of the School of Business published
The slide set is updated twice a year.
Leap for Learning – quarterly review
Process owner quarterly review was held with ITS partners on 9 June. Resourcing for autumn, roadmap planning and strategy implementation was discussed.
Accessibility support for Sisu at Aalto University
Accessibility issues have been found in Sisu, the new student information system that will be fully deployed in August. Aalto University is committed to providing students with individual support until the issues have been resolved.
Revised degree regulations and OOS effective 1 August
When entering force, the new Degree Regulations for Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees will supersede the different regulations on bachelor’s and master's degrees that have existed previously at the school level. The Aalto University General Regulations on Teaching and Studying (OOS) as well as the Degree Regulations on Doctoral Education have also been updated.
Architecture inspired young composers
Collaboration with music institutions combined architecture and music.
MyCourses course-space archiving week 28.6.-2.7.2021
MyCourses course-space archiving week 28.6.-2.7.2021 for courses that ended over two years ago.
High demand in society for the Business Analytics programme
School of Business to offer three new master's programmes from autumn 2022
Supporting students and considering their individual needs
After challenging remote studying period, support is needed.
The Global Management programme will be restructured
The changes bring new content and new emphases.
Give us feedback on Teachers' Weekly newsletter as the pilot period continues
Teachers’ Weekly is a newsletter for Aalto’s teaching staff.
The letter aims at easily approachable, informative and timely content on issues related to teaching and learning.
The letter aims at easily approachable, informative and timely content on issues related to teaching and learning.
The Strategic Management in a Changing World programme will develop analytical and entrepreneurial thinking
The School of Business offers three new master's degree programmes starting in autumn 2022.
FITech publishes two MOOCs under the theme of lifewide learning
New courses help adult learners to start learning alongside work and support in updating personnel's competence.
The People Management and Organizational Development programme meets the competence needs of human resource management
The School of Business offers three new master's degree programmes starting in autumn 2022.
Validity of the instructions for organising remotely proctored exams extended for the academic year 2021-2022
The instructions for organising a remotely proctored exam were released in spring 2020 when the covid19 pandemic was at its peak. The instructions were actively updated during the academic year 2020-2021 so as to accommodate particular features of remote proctoring and assessment of learning with sufficient detail.
Three new master’s programmes for School of Business
Developing the master’s programmes offered at the School of Business aims at responding better to the needs of society.
Proficiency in Finland’s languages strengthened in national collaboration
Aalto University is promoting the learning of the national languages of Finland – Finnish and Swedish – as part of a broader programme for internationalisation and its Talent Boost programme.
